Hello,

Does anyone know if the start_on parameter is available for use when calling reverse_related entries?

For example, I have a list of concert venues.  Each venue’s detail page will pull an upcoming concert schedule from an “events” weblog.  I only want the future events to be displayed.

Here’s my code snippet:

Thanks for your help!

So, I’ve discovered that “start_on” may not be available via reverse_related.

I looked at the solution proposed by the folks in that thread, but unfortunately I have a slightly different situation:

Members and non-members will be submitting events to the site, and I was sort of trying to avoid having them enter an expiry date for the event.  If I absolutely have to, I will, but I want the entry form to be as simple as possible.  However, even if I use an expiration date field, “reverse_related” doesn’t allow for the use of “expiration_date”.

So aside from creating custom fields for the end date, is there another solution someone might be able to propose?  Is there a PHP way of doing this that someone could point me to?

Thanks!

Sorry to continue a conversation with myself, but I think I’ve accomplished what I was trying to do, but I DID have to use a custom “expiration date” field that I named “events_expirydate” and I’ll display on my “create an event” form as “Display this event until:”

Code snippet on my venue details page:

While this is an old post… it helped me out with the same issue. However, I’ve discovered that you needn’t create a custom field for expiration date. You can actually go off of “entry_date”, and it works well since your using future entries anyway.