I have a weblog and it has a calendar, which works fine. I would like to display, above the calendar, the next 7 entries, starting with the current day, but having trouble. I can have the next 7 entries appear, but they start at the first entry, not the current day.

I was using this:

{exp:weblog:entries weblog=”{master_weblog_name}” display_by=“day” limit=“7”
sort=“asc” show_future_entries=“yes”}

So I want only the current date, followed by the entries for the next 7 future days, make sense?

How do I do it?

No takers?

Have some patience, Andy!  You originally posted at 4am for me, 2am for Rick and Paul, so pretty much everyone in the US was asleep for several hours there. [grin]

The secret for you here is to use the “start_on=” parameter to set the starting date to “today”.  You’ll need to enable PHP in the Template and set it for “input” parsing.  Then use something like:

Wiki’d.

Hello Chris and thanks. Sorry for not being patient, thought you guys never slept.

That worked great, but…
Now the calendar that is just below doesn’t display the date, but the tag instead.

The code in the calendar, at least the top part, is:

<div class=“titleKids”>Детская программа</div>
{exp:weblog:calendar switch=“calendarToday|calendarCell”
show_future_entries=“yes”}
<table class=“calendarBG” border=“0” cellpadding=“2” cellspacing=“2”>
<tr>
<th class=“calendarHeader”>
<div class=“calendarMonthLinks”><a href=”{previous_path=fun/index}”><<</a></div>
</th>
<th class=“calendarHeader” colspan=“5”>{date format=”%F
%Y”}</th>

What can I do? Can I close that php code in the exp before it, and would that help? If so, how, I know squat about php. I placed the clobal you gave at the top of the page, was that right? It did work.

Thanks again.

The code I gave you already had the PHP “closed”.  However, you need to make sure you close that {exp:weblog:entries} tag before you use the {exp:weblog:calendar} tag.

Thanks Chris, yes, it is closed yet I still have the problem. I have a calendar on every page that displays correctly, only on the page where I added your code is there a problem.

To make sure, the opening global goes at the top of the page right?, then I only added your code (copy and paste) so I know its right.

That PHP can go anywhere in the Template before the {exp:weblog:entries} tag where you echo out the PHP variable.

Can you link to a page where you’re having the problem so that we can see it?  Also, copy the full code for that Template to a text file and then attach it here or link to it on your server so that we can compare what we see to your Template code.