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Stuart Buchanan
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October 15, 2012 at 4:25 pm
Thought I’d share how to display an event photo within a post page since I didn’t find clear instructions on how to do it. I created a content-single-espresso_event.php and single-espresso_event.php pointing to it. this is the code:
ID);
global $event_meta;
$event_meta = unserialize($meta_values["event_meta"][0]);
$event_meta = unserialize($event_meta);
if (isset($event_meta["event_thumbnail_url"])){
$img1[0] = $event_meta["event_thumbnail_url"];
$size = getimagesize($event_meta["event_thumbnail_url"],$info);
$img1[1] = $size[0];
$img1[2] = $size[1];
}
?>
<img src="" width="" height="" alt="" />
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Chris Reynolds
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October 15, 2012 at 4:57 pm
You don’t even need to do all that if you don’t want to. You can use the EE_META shortcode to pull the event_thumbnail_url, e.g.:
<img src="<?php echo do_shortcode('[EE_META type="event_meta" event_id="' . $event_id . '"name="event_thumbnail_url"]'); ?>" alt="<?php echo $event_name; ?>" />
Alternately, in your event_list.php (or registration_page.php), you could just add $event_thumb as a variable. So if I wanted to do that in the event list, I could go to lines 232 – 241 which is this:
global $event_meta;
$event_meta = unserialize($event->event_meta);
$event_meta['is_active'] = $event->is_active;
$event_meta['event_status'] = $event->event_status;
$event_meta['start_time'] = empty($event->start_time) ? '' : $event->start_time;
$event_meta['start_date'] = $event->start_date;
$event_meta['registration_start'] = $event->registration_start;
$event_meta['registration_startT'] = $event->registration_startT;
$event_meta['registration_end'] = $event->registration_end;
$event_meta['registration_endT'] = $event->registration_endT;
…and add one more line at the bottom, like this:
global $event_meta;
$event_meta = unserialize($event->event_meta);
$event_meta['is_active'] = $event->is_active;
$event_meta['event_status'] = $event->event_status;
$event_meta['start_time'] = empty($event->start_time) ? '' : $event->start_time;
$event_meta['start_date'] = $event->start_date;
$event_meta['registration_start'] = $event->registration_start;
$event_meta['registration_startT'] = $event->registration_startT;
$event_meta['registration_end'] = $event->registration_end;
$event_meta['registration_endT'] = $event->registration_endT;
$event_meta['event_thumbnail_url'] = $event->event_thumbnail_url;
$event_thumb = $event_meta['event_thumbnail_url'];
Then do your if ( isset($event_thumb) ) { /* display thumb */ business in the `event_list_display.php. But the easier solution would be the EE_META shortcode.
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/shortcodes-template-variables/#ee-meta
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This reply was modified 11 years, 6 months ago by
 Chris Reynolds. Reason: added link to shortcodes doc
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Stuart Buchanan
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October 16, 2012 at 12:03 am
how do you do it outside of the event list?
within a single post page i get my event id with:
$event_id = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'event_id', true);
then i put in the following and get nothing:
<img src="" alt="" />
how do i fetch my event data into an object?
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Stuart Buchanan
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October 16, 2012 at 12:04 am
didn’t seem to put in the code correctly. here it is again:
ID, 'event_id', true); ?>
<img src="" alt="" />
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Stuart Buchanan
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October 16, 2012 at 12:10 am
it keeps breaking the code when putting it in.
my code was just missing a space. figured it out. the solution from the list of shortcodes worked.
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/shortcodes-template-variables/#ee-meta
[EE_META type="event_meta" event_id="' . $event_id . '" name="event_thumbnail_url"];
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Stuart Buchanan
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October 16, 2012 at 12:13 am
is it possible to resize the image being fetched similar to what is being inserted into the functions thumbnail sizes?
add_image_size( ‘small-feature’, 500, 300 );
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Chris Reynolds
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November 4, 2012 at 9:15 am
Hi Stuart —
Sorry about the delay in responding. It’s not possible to use add_image_size() because the featured images in Event Espresso are not using the post thumbnail API (because events are not posts, so we can’t use it). There are a couple ways to limit the size that gets displayed:
- Use CSS to set the image size. This doesn’t change the actual size of the file (so if it’s a 2000K file, it will still be loading the full image, just shrunk to fit your CSS rule), but it’s a quick and dirty solution.
- Use the media uploader’s image sizes (thumbnail/small/medium/etc) when you are selecting your image and hitting Insert Into Post — that will use the cropped/thumbnail version instead of the full size version.
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