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June 9, 2014 at 12:52 pm

I’m guessing that you are going to use it for multiple categories per event. So that to show the event, it has to match all the categories selected? The first step would be to fix the table so that it correctly adds a class to the row for each category the event has. You’ll want to edit plugins/espresso-custom-templates/templates/events-table/index.php to replace lines 87-93 with the following:

June 12, 2014 at 5:17 am

Something like this?

<p class="category-filter"><label><?php echo __('Filter by category ', 'event_espresso'); ?></label>
<select class="" id="ee_filter_cat">
	<option class="ee_filter_show_all"><?php echo __('Show All', 'event_espresso'); ?></option>
	<?php
		foreach($events as $event_date) {
			echo '<option value="' . $event_date->start_date . '" class="date_' . $event_date->start_date . '">'. date('m/d/Y', strtotime($event_date->start_date) ) . '</option>';
		}
    ?>
</select></p>

<p class="category-filter"><label><?php echo __('Filter by category ', 'event_espresso'); ?></label>
<select class="" id="ee_filter_cat">
	<option class="ee_filter_show_all"><?php echo __('Show All', 'event_espresso'); ?></option>
	<?php
		foreach($events as $venue_id) {
			echo '<option value="' . $venue_id->venue_id . '" class="date_' . $venue_id->venue_id . '">'. $venue_id->venue_name . '</option>';
		}
    ?>
</select></p>

You will need to modify the jQuery to make it so that it filters correctly. That will be the hardest part I think.