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August 4, 2015 at 8:16 am

I apologize if the answer is some on here. I did search but nothing seemed to hit what I was looking for. Within our tag.php we want to make sure that if any of the event end dates is past the current date they wont show with in blog roll.

I’ve done a few different ways of doing this (and this is what I have at the moment), so I’m pretty certain I am not using the correct function … OR I’m just over thinking this, which is a huge possibility.

	while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();

				$edate = espresso_event_end_date($date_format = '', $time_format = '', $EVT_ID = FALSE, $echo = FALSE);

				$dt = new DateTime("now");
				$enddate = new DateTime($edate);
				//$d = $dt->format("M d, Y");
				//$e =  $enddate->format("M d, Y");
				//$in = $dt->diff($enddate);
				//echo "IN:  ". $in;
				
				if($dt->format("u") > $enddate->format("u")):
					get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() );
				endif;

			// End the loop.
			endwhile;

Whenever I echo the end date function I do get the end date, which is good. So I would think that it this would work. Then I thought, well maybe it’s just turning it into a string. I then just place the output in the DateTime object again. So I’m just stuck.