Hey Dan,
The conditional placeholder checks to see if there is content assigned or not. Use it like a shortcode with any placeholder in the center:
{has_image}#_EVENTIMAGE{/has_image}
Or
{has_image}#_EVENTIMAGE{100,100}{/has_image} This will show a thumbnail sized 100×100
Harrison
in my template i am using:
`<?php echo $EM_Event->output(‘#_EVENTIMAGE’);?>’
to show an image.
Using echo do shortcode in the template doesn’t seem to work.
Dan
Try any of these to see if any works:
<?php echo $EM_Event->output('format'=>'<div>{has_image}#_EVENTIMAGE{/has_image}</div>');?>
I usually use the below format in my templates but never tried the conditional placeholder in it.
<?php if (class_exists(‘EM_Events’)) {
echo EM_Events::output(‘format’=>'<div>{has_image}#_EVENTIMAGE{/has_image}</div>’);
} ?>
Tested both codes above and they don’t work. However this worked:
<?php if (class_exists('EM_Events')) {
echo EM_Events::output( array('limit'=>0,'orderby'=>'start_date', 'category' => 13, 'format'=>'{has_image}#_EVENTIMAGE{/has_image}
') );
} ?>
You have to change the category id to the one you have there.
Thanks for that!
i’ve found that
<?php if ( $EM_Event->output('#_EVENTIMAGE') ) = ' '): ?>
also works, so i’ll play about with both and see which i get along with
or
$EM_Event->get_image_url() == ''
might work better
