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David González
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March 10, 2017 at 9:55 pm
Hello everyone. I guess this is a kinda stupid question, but I’ve found no answer so far. I am using latest WP and EE4 versions on a 20-17 template.
Event detail pages feature “previous” and “next” arrows linking to previous and next events. It would be logical to think that “previous” and “next” will show events ordered by date, but it’s not the case. They will point to previously or later events ordered by ID (that is, by creation date at the end), which is completely useless for the website visitor.
I have read that not even tinkering with IDs using phpMyAdmin would solve the problem, as IDs are added some random characters to make sure they are unique. So what can I do? This is important when you sell many events. Thanks.
Example URL: http://bearcarnival.woof.es/events/scenic-tour/
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Josh
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March 13, 2017 at 11:44 am
Hi David,
Those next and previous links are actually added by your WordPress theme, and there is a filter hook that lets you re-order those links. So if you can add some code to the theme’s functions.php file that will re-order the sort of those for you. Here’s a link to a gist that has some example code:
https://gist.github.com/joshfeck/a8e28b9cfecd89308fbea4c152f546c9
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