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June 28, 2018 at 9:42 am

Hi,

The name of the event that’s displayed in the calendar is filterable via the WordPress plugin API. So to add the venue name you can add the following code to your site:

function my_custom_calendar_filtered_title( 
    $original_title, 
    $datetime_in_calendar
) {
    $venue_name = '';
    $event = $datetime_in_calendar->event();
    $venues = $event->venues();
    if(is_array($venues)) {
        $venue = reset($venues);
        if( $venue instanceof EE_Venue ){
            $venue_name = ' at ' . $venue->name();
        }
    }
    return $event->name() . $venue_name;
}
add_filter( 
    'FHEE__EE_Datetime_In_Calendar__to_array_for_json__title', 
    'my_custom_calendar_filtered_title', 
    10, 
    2 
);

You can add the above to a functions plugin or into your WordPress child theme’s functions.php file.

July 5, 2018 at 6:43 am

In that case you’ll need to hook into a different filter then. e.g.

add_filter( 
    'FHEE__EE_Calendar__get_calendar_events__event_time_html', 
    'my_custom_calendar_filtered_time', 
    10, 
    3 
);
function my_custom_calendar_filtered_time( 
    $original_output, 
    $datetime,
    $event
) {
    $venue_html = '';
    if($event instanceof EE_Event) {
        $venues = $event->venues();
        if(is_array($venues)) {
            $venue = reset($venues);
            if( $venue instanceof EE_Venue ){
                $venue_name = ' at ' . $venue->name();
                $venue_html = '<span class="time-display-block">';
                $venue_html .= '<span>' . $venue_name . '</span>';
                $venue_html .= '</span>';
            }
        }
    }
    return $original_output . $venue_html;
}