Upcoming Events
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| Released: 28 Dec 2009 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 4 |
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Upcoming Events
Released 28/12/2009
By Vikas - http://www.ngcoders.com
Installation
PHP Code
Released 28/12/2009
By Vikas - http://www.ngcoders.com
Installation
- Goto Admincp->vBullietin CMS->Widgets->Create New Widget
- Choose PHP Direct Execution as Widget's Type
- Place a Title. eg Upcoming Events. Keep it short as this is what will appear as title on your pages.
- Click Save
- Click Configure on the right of the new created widget.
- Remove the default code that appears. Be sure to not leave behind even a single letter.
- Copy and Paste the code that you can find below.
- Leave the template name as is (vbcms_widget_execphp_page)
- Click Save
- Goto Admincp->vBullietin CMS->Layout Manager
- Click Go on the Default Layout
- Add the Widget to your Layout
- Click Save
- That's all !!
PHP Code
PHP Code:
ob_start();
// %d
$show_count = 5;
$query = sprintf("SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."event WHERE visible = 1 AND (dateline_from > '%d' || ( dateline_from > '%d' AND dateline_to < '%d' )) ORDER BY dateline_from ASC LIMIT %d",TIMENOW,TIMENOW,TIMENOW,$show_count);
$event_get = vB::$db->query_read($query);
$output_bits = '';
while($event = vB::$db->fetch_array($event_get)) {
if($event['dateline_to'] == 0 )
{
$format = sprintf("On %s",date('jS M Y',$event['dateline_from']));
} else {
$format = sprintf("From %s to %s",date('jS M Y',$event['dateline_from']),date('jS M Y',$event['dateline_to']));
}
$output_bits .= sprintf('
<div class = "cms_widget_post_bit"><h4 class="cms_widget_post_header"><a href="calendar.php?do=getinfo&e=%d">%s</a></h4>
<p class="cms_widget_post_content">%s</p>
</div>
',$event['eventid'],$event['title'],$format);
}
$output = $output_bits;
ob_end_clean();
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