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March 17, 2016 at 3:22 am

Hi there,

Within [ESPRESSO_MY_EVENTS] which template are you using?

The ticket start/end times set within the event are the sale dates, is that what you are looking to display or the event dates that they will be attending? (which would be from the datetime(s) the ticket is assigned to)

March 17, 2016 at 2:13 pm

Take a look at the date_range() method within the EE_Ticket class, it looks like this:

public function date_range( $dt_frmt = '', $conjunction = ' - ' ) {
	$first_date = $this->first_datetime() instanceof EE_Datetime ? $this->first_datetime()->start_date( $dt_frmt ) : '';
	$last_date = $this->last_datetime() instanceof EE_Datetime ? $this->last_datetime()->end_date( $dt_frmt ) : '';

	return $first_date && $last_date ? $first_date . $conjunction  . $last_date : '';
}

You can do something very similar within the MY event template,

$first_datetime = $ticket->first_datetime();
$last_datetime = $ticket->last_datetime();

Both $first_datetime and $laste_datetime should be an instance of an EE_Datetime (you can double check with the same instanceof check above)

You can then use:

echo $first_datetime->start_time() . ' - ' . $first_datetime->end_time();

I would recommend installing something like Kint Debugger on the site which allows you to wrap variables within d(); and output information about the variable/object etc you passed, like this:

d($first_datetime);

Would show you all of the available properties and methods you can use on that object.

March 18, 2016 at 3:57 am

You’re most welcome 🙂