Christian Rüggeberg

This issue was affected by CMB2 and will be fixed in the next Version.
See https://github.com/CMB2/CMB2/issues/873

You are alright, there is a conflict with the plugin CMB2

In the media modal on a page or post the behaviour is working well. I didn’t recognised it because in this project i only use my own media-fields created with cmb2. If you take a look at the insert media modal in cmb2 you will see that there is no select box where you can choose the month or “only uploaded to this post”. Strange why it works with the last version of your plugin …

I think we have to report an issue for cmb2 – or what do you say?

Ok i will answer it for myself 🙂 the magic word is “filter” …

function set_job_manager_custom_filters( $attr ) {

	if( !empty($_REQUEST['search_category']) ) {
		$attr['categories'] = sanitize_text_field( $_REQUEST['search_category'] );
	}

	if( !empty($_REQUEST['filter_job_type']) ) {
		$attr['job_types'] = sanitize_text_field( implode( ',', array_values( $_REQUEST['filter_job_type'] ) ) );
	}	

	return $attr;
}
add_filter('job_manager_output_jobs_defaults','set_job_manager_custom_filters');

Ok, no problem …

The content of the header and footer-variable is like the header.php / footer.php of your theme. They will generated only once. The content-variable is like the content.php in your theme. It will be generated as often there are posts, in this case as often there are events in the given category.

head
content
content
content
….
foot

Here is my custom html as an example:

$fmt_header = '<div class="eventcontainer">';
$ffmt_content = '<div class="eventlist">
			<div class="headbar"><span class="upper">#_CATEGORYNAME</span>  |  #_{ D d.m.Y } - #_24HSTARTTIME Uhr  |  </strong>#_LOCATIONNAME, #_LOCATIONADDRESS, #_LOCATIONPOSTCODE #_LOCATIONTOWN</div>
				<div class="thumb">#_EVENTIMAGE{235,165}</div>
				<div class="description">
					<div class="title">#_EVENTLINK</div>
					<div class="excerpt">#_EVENTEXCERPT{50, ...}</div>
					<div class="linkbar"><a href="#_EVENTURL">weitere Informationen</a></div>
				</div>
			</div>';
$fmt_footer = '</div>';

Hi fonziconnzi,

first you have to create a template for the single-category as described here. The content of this template file should look like:

<?php

global $EM_Category; 

// For the Format HTML please use the following placeholders:
// http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/placeholders/
$fmt_header = 'some header html here';
$fmt_content = 'some content html here';
$fmt_footer = 'some footer html here';

$args = array('scope'=>'all', 'orderby'=>'date', 'category' => $EM_Category->slug, 'format_header'=>$fmt_header, 'format'=>$fmt_content, 'format_footer'=>$fmt_footer,);

$args = apply_filters('em_content_categories_args', $args);

echo EM_Events::output( $args );

?>

Now you have to set the output-page in settings->pages->eventcategories and on this page you can define any custom page template.

I hope this will help!

No, there is no difference. I also tried to use another theme, but always the same …