echo wpautop($matches[0]);

add_action(‘save_post’, ‘save_event_data’);

function save_event_data(){

if($_POST['post_type'] == “event”){

include(EVENT_CALENDAR_DIR . “event_class.php”);

$event = new Manage_events;

$data = array(

‘post_id’ => $_POST['ID'],

‘start_date’ => $_POST['start_date'],

‘end_date’ => $_POST['end_date'],

‘start_time’ => $_POST['start_time'],

‘end_time’ => $_POST['end_time'],

‘event_visible’ => $_POST['event_visible']

);

$event->save($data);

}

}
i replace the event to post in custom_event_calendar.php it working perfect, but in the save event it not stored the data in data base

add_action(‘save_post’, ‘save_event_data’);

function save_event_data(){

if($post->post_type == ‘post’){

include(EVENT_CALENDAR_DIR . “event_class.php”);

$event = new Manage_events;

$data = array(

‘post_id’ => $_POST['ID'],

‘start_date’ => $_POST['start_date'],

‘end_date’ => $_POST['end_date'],

‘start_time’ => $_POST['start_time'],

‘end_time’ => $_POST['end_time'],

‘event_visible’ => $_POST['event_visible']

);

$event->save($data);

}

}

i got the custom field in the post.when i publish the content with custom date ,data is not stored in the database. Can you suggest some tricks.

Thanks a lot.

Arpita

First of all, many many thanks for this great tutorial series. It has been most illuminating.

I’d like to point out that the code, as it is attached to this post, has one little bug. On the last lines of the custom_event_calendar function (custom_event_calendar.php), you overwrite the contents of the $options array, as in:

    include('calendar.php');

    $options = array(
            'link_base' => $link_base
    );

    include('calendar_events.php');

    $options = array(
        'threshold' => "7:00:00"
    );

    $our_events = new Our_calendar_events($options);

    $events = $our_events->calendar_content($month, $year);

    $event_calendar = new Event_calendar($options);

    return $event_calendar->create($month, $year, $events);

This has the negative effect of not passing $link_base to Event_calendar->create, because $options has been overwritten with only $threshold’s value. I changed this code to the following, and it resumed working as intended:

    $options = array(
            'link_base' => $link_base,
            'threshold' => "7:00:00"
    );

    include('calendar.php');
    include('calendar_events.php');

    $our_events = new Our_calendar_events($options);
    $events = $our_events->calendar_content($month, $year);
    $event_calendar = new Event_calendar($options);

    return $event_calendar->create($month, $year, $events);

Again, thanks a million for this series!

For eg: Event is happening between 6 jan 2011 to 25 jan 2011.While clicking the today event tab button it shows nothing except on publish date.What would you suggest?