[SOLVED] Hide expired events

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10 years 11 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #237809 by Astrid

[SOLVED] Hide expired events was created by Astrid

Read this topic and managed to show events for groups user belongs to, but having problems with this part to hide expired events.

Code:

$include_exclude[]	=	array( 'date', '>=', $_CB_framework->now() );

Where does it go exactly?

Last edit: 10 years 10 months ago by krileon.

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10 years 11 months ago #237833 by krileon

Replied by krileon on topic Hide expired events

It's part of the where array that's sent to the data API. Review the "cbgjEventsData::getEvents" usage within the module where it passes $include_exclude to be parsed and added to the query.

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10 years 11 months ago #237898 by Astrid

Replied by Astrid on topic Hide expired events

I'm just not good enough in PHP to solve this. Suppose it has to go in here somewhere:

Code:

} elseif ( $mode == 12 ) {
	
	if ( class_exists( 'cbgjEventsData' ) ) {
		cbgjClass::getTemplate();

		$rows	=	cbgjEventsData::getEvents( array( array( 'grp_usr_active' ), $user ), $include_exclude, null, $display );

But I can't figure out how.

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10 years 11 months ago #237917 by krileon

Replied by krileon on topic Hide expired events

Can't figure out how to do what? The code snippet you pasted is exactly what you need; see $rows variable. Notice $include_exclude is added. That's the "where" array that's parsed and added to the query. Replace with array( 'date', '>=', $_CB_framework->now() ) for example if you want to query for non-expired events.

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10 years 10 months ago #238138 by Astrid

Replied by Astrid on topic Hide expired events

Found a solution (with some help) by adding:

Code:

$today 							=   date("Y-m-d H:i");

And:

Code:

if ($row->getDate() >= $today) {
				$return				.=			'<div class="gjIntEvent">'
									.				CBTxt::P( '[user] scheduled [event] in [group] of [category] for [date]', array( '[user]' => $row->getOwnerName( true ), '[event]' => $row->getTitle( 0, true ), '[group]' => $row->getGroup()->getName( 0, true ), '[category]' => $row->getCategory()->getName( 0, true ), '[date]' => $row->getDate() ) )

And:

Code:

$cnteventsdate++;
			}
		}
		if ($cnteventsdate == 0) {
			$return				.=			CBTxt::T( 'There are no events scheduled.' );
		}

So problem solved :cheer:

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