Topic end time and venue address

[AlphaSmith]

I think I’ve asked this before, but can’t see a way to search the forum for a USER (did I miss it?) so can’t find the topic. I did find an identical question in the forum, so I’m referencing that instead.

I would like to add the end time to the events in my calendar as well as adding a venue address. (Unclear why these aren’t the default, as those are critical elements of every event: date:time:place.)

Following the details you gave here, I think I did what was suggested without success.

I opened event-meta-event-single.php and added this per the github image.

//If not a all day event but it ends on the same day
if( !eo_is_all_day() && eo_get_the_start( 'Ymd' ) =  eo_get_the_end( 'Ymd' ) ){
  //Display end time:
   eo_the_end( 'g:ia' );
}

In the same file, I tried adding the following code per the associated github page:

 $address = array_filter( eo_get_venue_address() );
 echo implode( ", ", $address );

Both resulted in the code itself appearing on each event page right below the start date (in the first case) and the venue line item (in the second case).

It appears I’m finding the correct location, but have some problem with the code itself or how to enter it. HTML and CSS I’m good at, but PHP not!

Thanks for your assistance.

[Stephen Harris]

You need to ensure any code you enter is wrapped inside <?php .... ?>. E.g:

<?php
//If not a all day event but it ends on the same day
if( !eo_is_all_day() && eo_get_the_start( 'Ymd' ) =  eo_get_the_end( 'Ymd' ) ){
  //Display end time:
   eo_the_end( 'g:ia' );
}

$address = array_filter( eo_get_venue_address() );
 echo implode( ", ", $address );
?>

If the code itself is appearing then it’s not been placed inside the php tags.

As an aside, what you don’t want to do is nest is php tags.:

   <?php
      <?php
          ...
      ?>
   ?>

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