Add select option in event edit meta box

Below pluggable code will add the yes/no check box field into the healthcare guidelines section in the event edit page. So for every event this can be selected easily on the go.

add_filter('evo_healthcaredata_eventedit','eventon_custom_function_1', 10,2);
function eventon_custom_function_1($array, $EVENT){
	$array[] = array(
		'type' => 'yesno_btn',
		'label' => __('Negative Test Required', 'eventon'),
		'id' => '_edata[_neg_test]',
		'value' => $EVENT->get_eprop("_neg_test"),
	);
	return $array;
}

The above code will add the “Negative Test Required” yes/no field into the meta box as below.

To show this on the front

The below code can be modified as you wish to show the healthcare information on the event frontend. In the below case, we are using “thermometer-half” as the icon symbol to go along with this. This can be customized using any of the other supported font awesome icons that comes pre-loaded with eventON.

The above code (if enabled within the event) will show the information on event frontend as below.

add_filter('evo_healthcaredata_frontend', 'eventon_custom_function_2', 10,2);
function eventon_custom_function_2($array, $EVENT){
	$array["_neg_test"] = array('i','thermometer-half', evo_lang('Negative Test Required'));
	return $array;
}

Translate Front-end String

With EventON version 4.0.7 you can use the below code the translate the custom healthcare guide item text via EventON Language values.

add_filter('evo_lang_values_healthcare_guidelines','eventon_custom_language');
function eventon_custom_language($array){
	$array[] = array('label'=>'Negative Test Required','var'=>1);
	return $array;	
}

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Add the new social share icon to settings to be able to select.

add_filter('evo_single_sharable', 'settings',10,1);

function settings($array){
	$array[] = array('id'=>'eventonsm_sn','type'=>'yesno','name'=>'Social Network');

	return $array;
}

Note the ID we need to use a unique ID that will also be used in below to identify this social share option.

Next create the structure of the sharing HTML that need to go in the frontend of the website and connect it with the pluggable filter.

add_filter('evo_se_social_media',  'fe_media',10,1);

function fe_media($array){
	$array['SocialNetwork'] = array(
		'key'=>'eventonsm_sn',
		'counter'=>1,'favicon' => 'linkedin.png',
		'url' => '<a class="li evo_ss" href="http://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=PERMALINK&title=TITLE&summary=SUMMARY" target="_blank" title="Share"><i class="fa fa-share"></i></a>',
	);

	return $array;
}

Depending on the social media site you use the URL to share on the site may change. In the above example the sharer URL look like this (for linkedin) http://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=PERMALINK&title=TITLE&summary=SUMMARY

Dynamic Parameters in the URL

PERMALINK – this will be replaced with event link

TITLE – this will be replaced with event title

SUMMARY – this will be replaced with an excerpt of the event details.

In our above example we are using the fontawesome icons <i class=”fa fa-share”></i> You can use font awesome icons guide to set up custom icons or use your own.

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Have you ever come across a situation where you need to change the date format on EventON eventTOP?

Well, you are in luck, the below code snippet will guide you on how to customize your code to show the date in any format you desire.

add_filter('evo_eventtop_dates','fnc_002', 10,3);
function fnc_002($array, $show_start_year, $object){
	$start = $object->start_date_data;
	$end = $object->end_date_data;

	return array(
		'start'=>array(
			'year'=> '',	
			'date'=> $start['n'].'.'.$start['d'],
			'month'=>  '',
			'time'=>  '',
		),
		'end'=>array(
			'year'=> '',	
			'date'=> '',
			'month'=> '',
			'time'=> '',
		)
	);
}

CODE Explained:

We are hooking into “evo_eventtop_dates” filter and altering the ‘date’ value of the data array to match to the format you want.

The $object that is also passed into this filter contains: start (array), color, day_name, html, show year, yearlong (boolean) as properties. These properties are arrays and strings.

Start property sends a huge array of various event start date items. These items are broken down into individual date items such as month, day, name etc. In the example above, we used “n” which represents the month as an integer and “j” which represents the date as an integer. You can refer to the date format string at http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php for more information.

In this code you dont necessarily have to return the end array values, but I have added in there so you can see how to alter values for that part of the event date as well.

Just passing a new custom value for start > date will show 5.31 and will use the the biggest font to show all the text in bigger font.

Using this information, allows you to easily customize the look of eventTop date format. The above example will look like the format below:

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Add the additional EventCard row, as a selectable option, into EventON settings. This is located under your EventCard Data section.

add_filter( 'eventon_eventcard_boxes','addfield_001' , 10, 1);
function addfield_001($array){
	$array['extra1']= array('evoextra1',__('Extra Box','eventon'));
	return $array;
}

Now you should see a new row labeled “Extra Box” as an option for selection in your EventON settings.

Move this custom data row, “Extra Box”, anywhere you want within the EventCard so the data fields are in the order that best suit your needs.

Step #2

Process data and show on the EventCard.

add_filter('eventon_eventcard_array', 'addfield_002', 10, 4);
add_filter('evo_eventcard_adds', 'addfield_003', 10, 1);
function addfield_002($array, $pmv, $eventid, $__repeatInterval){
	$array['extra1']=array(
		'event_id' =>$eventid,
		'pmv'=>$pmv,
		'__repeatInterval'=>(!empty($__repeatInterval)? $__repeatInterval:0)
	);
	return $array;
}
function addfield_003($array){
	$array[] = 'extra1';
	return $array;
}
 
add_filter('eventon_eventCard_extra1', 'addfield_004', 10, 2);
function addfield_004($object, $helpers){
	$event_post_meta_values = $object->pmv;
 
	ob_start();
	echo "<div class='evorow evcal_evdata_row bordb evcal_evrow_sm".$helpers['end_row_class']."' data-event_id='".$object->event_id."'>
		<span class='evcal_evdata_icons'><i class='fa fa-calendar-check-o'></i></span>
		<div class='evcal_evdata_cell'>";
		echo "<h3 class='evo_h3'>".__('Custom Title','eventon')."</h3>";
 
		// Any data for this section goes here	
		echo 'Data goes here';
 
		echo "</div>".$helpers['end'];
	echo "</div>";
					
	return ob_get_clean();
}

Now you can process your code and show whatever information you want inside your EventCard. The results should look similar to this:

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However before you do that please read this to see if you actually need more categories.

If you are actually needing more than 5 categories below code can help you do that.

add_filter('evo_event_type_count','this_ajdecount',10,1);
function this_ajdecount($count){
	return 7;
}

Placing the above code in functions.php file in your theme will allow you to increase the number of event type filters (Categories) to a desired number. (Above example will change it from 5 to 7)

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global $eventon;

$eventon->load_evo_scripts_styles();

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// hook into event top correct place
add_filter('eventon_eventtop_one', 'eventon_insert', 10, 3);
function eventon_insert($array, $evvals, $passval){
	$array['custom'] = array('eventid'=>$passval['eventid'], 'evvals'=>$evvals);
	return $array;
}

Explanation:

This part will hook into the first available place in eventTop in the order of other eventTop content. — Which is right under the eventTop categories and other information. You can also use eventon_eventtop_two hook which would add your content to the eventTop right after span.evcal_desc3, (which would be under all the eventTop event data) — but in this example our content will get added into the span.evcal_desc3

Also the variables passed into above function are:

$array – array of other event top items added before this

$evvals – event post meta values as an array

$passval – this contain an array of (‘eventid’, ‘ri’,’fields_’,’fields’) – event id, repeat interval of the current event, event top fields

// include in index as part of event top array
add_filter('evo_eventtop_adds', 'eventon_top_adds', 10, 1);
function eventon_top_adds($array){
	$array[] = 'custom';
	return $array;
}

Explanation:

In this we include our element index as custom for the switch statement in eventon-eventTop.php — so the custom index would also run through in the switch statement. (in includes/eventon-eventTop.php line 24)

// throw html content for the switch statement for this index
add_filter('eventon_eventtop_custom', 'eventon_top_content', 10, 3);
function eventon_top_content($object, $helpers, $EVENT){

	$event_id = $object->eventid;
	// $event_id = $EVENT->ID -- event ID can also be get from this

	// $event_pmv = $object->evvals; // event post meta values

	// your HTML code goes in here.
	$output = '<span data-eventid="'.$event_id.'" class="custom_code">Click to see more</span>';
	return $output;
}

Explanation:

This is where we output the HTML when switch statement (mentioned above) get to run on our custom index which would run the filter eventon_eventtop_custom() and that would run this function and output HTML content. One other thing to note here is, $event_id and  $event_pmv (event post meta) are variables available for you to use in your HTML.

// styles for the new addition
add_action('wp_head', 'eventon_additional_styles');
function eventon_additional_styles(){
	echo "<style type='text/css'>
	body .eventon_list_event .evcal_desc .custom_code{
		background-color:#7DC1DF;
		padding:3px 8px;
		border-radius:5px;
		display:inline-block;
		font-size:12px;
		text-transform:uppercase;
		color:#fff;
	}
	</style>";
}

Explanation:

In order to give the final touch we add some styles targeting the new content — <span> with class name custom_code.(in this example) In here we hook the styles to throw in the header of the webpage using wp_head but you can also use other ways to write these styles.

Final Result

The above code saved in your theme function.php will produce a final result like what you see above. This is just an example and you can do more with similar code.

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Under the EventON Event Post Slug field write the slug text you want to appear instead of /events/ Changing this would result in a single event page URL like http://www.awesomesite.com/events/cool-event/

Further Customize Rewrites

You can further customize the event permalink structure with the slug by tapping into the pluggable filter like below. — This code should go in functions.php  file in your theme.

More information on rewrite editing can be found in here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/register_post_type/#rewrite

add_filter('eventon_event_slug','my_function',10,1);
function my_function($array){
	$array['with_front'] = false; //Should the permalink structure be prepended with the front base
	$array['pages'] = true; //Should the permalink structure provide for pagination
	$array['feeds'] = true; //Should a feed permalink structure be built for this post type
	return $array;
}

Above example show several options you can pass into rewrite of slug in the event permalinks.

with_front — option allow you to either remove any front URL parameters added for other pages be removed from event permalink.

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