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November 27, 2012 at 12:50 pm

Well I made a function that returns category IDs for a given event. YOU’RE WELCOME :P Here is the function to add to custom_functions.php
function event_category_list($event_ID){
global $wpdb;

$query = "SELECT cat_id FROM ".EVENTS_CATEGORY_REL_TABLE." WHERE event_id=$event_ID";
$cat_list = $wpdb->get_results($query);

$output = '';
foreach($cat_list as $category){
    $output .= "category-".$category->cat_id." ";
}
return $output;
}

And in event_list_display.php, use this for the opening div (Note this is really hard to do since the code view still seems to apply HTML entities to what I type, just imagine your own HTML and ?php brackets ):

div id="event_data-?php echo $event_id ?" class="event_data ?php echo $css_class; ?   ?php echo $category_identifier; ?   ?php echo event_category_list($event_id); ? "

I’m not marking this as resolved since $category_identifier is probably supposed to return something other than NULL for everything.

November 27, 2012 at 1:00 pm

Just remember to replace the > and < with the correct brackets. Wait a sec, typing an actual < turns it into an html entity, but typing the entity code displays the bracket like normal… I don’t get this WYSIWYG, is this BuddyPress?