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April 1, 2015 at 3:33 pm

Hi Jerry, are you referring to these specific events?

http://cl.ly/image/3y0o170f1Y3O

As I progress through the pagination (e.g. 2,3), the dates in April changes so those would be upcoming events.

The classes in the screenshot above are also upcoming but they’ll be expired later this evening.

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Lorenzo

April 2, 2015 at 3:35 am

I think what’s happening here, is if the event’s registration period has closed, but the event itself is still upcoming, it is removing the event from the list later on, after the pagination has been created. So there are 5 events there, but some are not being shown as they cannot be registered for.

IF you don’t mind a little bit of copying and minor PHP work, we should be able to get this to showing the events whose registration has expired.

This link shows the basics of template modification: https://eventespresso.com/wiki/put-custom-templates/

In this instance we need to copy event_list_display.php & event_list.php over to wp-content/uploads/espresso/templates

Then, in the new wp-content location, edit the event_list.php and at around line 422 look for this code:

case 'NOT_ACTIVE':
//Don't show the event
//Uncomment the following two lines to show events that are not active and the active status array
//print_r( event_espresso_get_is_active($event_id));							//include('event_list_display.php');
break;

modify it so that it looks like this

case 'NOT_ACTIVE':
//Don't show the event
//Uncomment the following two lines to show events that are not active and the active status array
//print_r( event_espresso_get_is_active($event_id));							include('event_list_display.php');
break;

(all that’s been done here, is the removal of two // from before the include('event_list_display.php'); line).

You could modify the code to completely disregard the events that cannot be registered for but that gets more complex.