[EventCalendar] Big Calendar 5 - Read This

Matthew Middleton mailinglists at zzxc.net
Tue Feb 19 13:31:32 UTC 2008


That's correct, I made it sort by start date only in
database queries done by the plugin itself.  This is
done when returning a list of events or drawing a
calendar.  When you use The Loop in a custom query,
you are querying the posts rather than the events. 
(One post may have multiple events, or have no events)

Stay tuned for "Big Calendar 6" - which I will
hopefully post soon.  It will have several new
features including recurring event support.  Since one
post may have hundreds of recurring events, you may
want an option for a custom query on events rather
than posts.  I haven't implemented this feature yet,
but I may do so in the future.  I did make some
changes to The Loop to support posts with recurring
events - I will provide a full changelog with the
patch.

-Matthew


--- David Garlitz <dgarlitz at wesleyan.edu> wrote:

> Hi Mathew - Thanks for your work on Big Calendar.
> 
> I was excited to see that one of the fixes you
> implemented was :
> 
> *Sort all events by event start time, not post time.
> 
> However, I'm not getting this functionality in
> custom queries. Have I  
> misunderstood what you mean by this? Is there
> something missing from  
> my query? This is what I'm using in the loop:
> 
> <?php $my_query = new WP_Query($query_string .  
> 'cat=11&showposts=2&ec3_after=today&order=ASC');
> 
> but my posts show ordered by post date. Am I missing
> something?
> 
> Thanks in advance for your help!
> Dave>
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