Hi there,

The two options I posted are my best suggestions at this time. I'm not aware of another approach other than what was posted to add that functionality.

Users are posting that they work well for them, so I suggest maybe taking another look.

Thanks!

Chris

I try both the plugins, but doesn't work i don't know why :(

I REALLY need to DON'T show past events in the main calendar and in events category and sub-category, but i want to KEEP them in my archives, NOT delete them.

PLEASE help me ....

tnx

Thanks for sharing, Lorispal.

I use post expirator as it's able to change category to past event , but keep it online.

This is the site I made http://www.terminalpd.com/

Regards

That got me on the right track. The function was nearly impossible to merge with your loop, so I looked at the plugin...which uses wp cron to check if the post has passed it's expiration date. I found this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/electric-studio-auto-expire-post/ which does what I want and is pretty lite. As this would add value to your theme, you might consider adding it to your theme, or at least suggesting the plugin in your documentation.

Hi there,

To expire past events, you have a couple options...

1. Plugins: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/post-expirator/
2. Functions: http://www.wprecipes.com/how-to-set-post-expiration-datetime-on-your-wordpress-blog

Hope that helps!

Chris

Ok, so I went to put your code in, and I realized it wasn't all of what I needed. This keeps past events out of the slider, but I need them to not display in the category listing either.

Right, but I didn't expect that it would affect every category. I assumed that it would be isolated to the category selected as the event. I've seen this done by using a custom post type for events and affecting only that. I assumed that this theme was doing the same by effecting only the category for events. That's not a big deal, I just hoped it was related. This can just be a feature request.

As for the solution for not showing past events, I had read that post, but somehow missed your solution. Thanks Lorispal!

the behaviour "if I create a post, give it a future date, then publish it, it will publish immediately" is the normal behaviour explained in the help video.

I resolved this issue on the slider, making a filter function in function.php so that to search only for upcoming event from the actual time. You need also to modify slider.php. See in http://www.themolitor.com/forums/topic/slider-order

Hey there,

I'm going to spend some time looking into your issues. The ticket is going to be set to Pending for the time being.

Thanks,
Justin

My past events aren't disappearing after they are past. Additionally, the update button isn't turning into schedule, even for things that aren't in the category I selected to be the event category. So, if I create a post, give it a future date, then publish it, it will publish immediately, even if it's not in the category selected as the events category in the general options. The theme is treating every post as an event, and still displaying them after they are past. My site is at http://kneebenders.org/ and I checked the documentation to make sure I had everything set up correctly, and I'm pretty sure I do. I figure that it must be a recently introduced bug, as no one else is complaining of it. I'm running grunion contact form, option tree, and sharaholics share button plugin. That's it.