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Next X Events
Hi.
Please find attached a little hack of the `Last X Posts' by TRE@phase1media.com. I needed to the be able to display upcoming events on a website I maintain, and couldn't find anything that did this.. so I coughed this little furball up. Download it, and edit it to put in your database details. If you are using this, and your client base is primarily US Centric, search for "US Users" in the script. Then insert the following into your index.php file... <?php include ("next_x_events.php"); ?> An example of this in action can be seen at the VATPAC website Please let me know if you find this useful.. Thanks Steve Ollis |
Could you possible provide a screen shot or example of this in action? Thanks!
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Cool. Thanks. You just saved me some work :-)
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great hack!
How would I add this to vbindex? |
This hack doesn't seem to include the current day's events for some reason. I checked the source and it has >= $todaysdate, but the current day's events are missing.
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Can't seem to get this to work on my site. I'm sure I'm missing something. When I put the
Code:
include ("next_x_events.php"); Thanks |
**bump**
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