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[acsevent]

when acsid is included as a URL param, the event specified will display in detail.

Attributes

registerlink Value: (string) URL
The specified URL will be created as a registration link for the event

[acsevents]

Shows a list of upcoming events

Attributes

json (boolean)
If present and not set to false will generate a script tag containing the JSON for the event data. Also see JavaScript Customization

link (boolean|string)
If present and not set to false will display a link to another page. If the value is a valid URL then it will be used create a link to the specified event details page. (see [acsevent] (singular))

limit (int)
Number greater than 0
The maximum number of events to display

showmidnight (date)
If specified, not set to false, and used with the stop attribute, the stopping point will include midnight of the following date when filtering events that end on a certain date

start (date)
Instead of today’s date, the specified date will be used as the starting point for the events shown

starttime (date)
Instead of 12:00am, the specified time will be used as the starting time on the start date for the events shown

stop (date)
If specfied, the specified date will be used as the stopping point for the events shown.
Also see showmidnight

stoptime (date)
Instead of 11:59pm (really 12am of the next date), the specified time will be used as the stopping time on the stop date for the events shown

[acslocations]

[acscalendars]

JavaScript Customization

In WordPress’ plugin editor, you can modify calvaryacs.js to generate HTML from the JSON generated by [acsevents json=true] shortcodes. Specifically, modify the createEventRow function that is called by the processACSJsonEvents function.