This question is related to a resolved thread.
Hello,
I recently was hired at a church in a position that updates a website using Expression Engine. Though I’ve been doing websites for about a decade I’ve never used PHP nor any type of CMS like EE before, so I’m really new to this. We’re using EE 1.7.1.
I just tried doing the same thing as the linked thread above, but even with dynamic=“off” it doesn’t work. I’m new to PHP so my initial thought was that I couldn’t even put it there, but other snippets in the {} kind of brackets work, so I figure this can work too.
Here is the code that I am adding to an Entry:
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="news_and_events" start_on="{current_time format='%Y-%m-%d 00:00'}" show_future_entries="yes" sort="asc" limit="7" show_expired="no" paginate="bottom" disable="categories|category_fields|member_data|trackbacks" rdf="off" dynamic="off"}
<h1>{title}</h1>
{blog_post_text}
{/exp:weblog:entries}The entry I am adding it to is here: http://bvuuf.org/index/sunday-services/this-months-services (The services are listed but that was copy/pasted.)
I want it to look like this: http://bvuuf.org/index/news-and-events/ (But with only the upcoming services.)
The upcoming services which I want listed in order are on this page under “News & Events”: http://bvuuf.org/
I know I have to go in and change the entry each month anyway since we have a monthly theme, but the formatting on the services looks really odd if I just copy/paste so having it automated would be much easier.
Thank you!
EDIT: I made the code light gray on the This Month’s Services page to be minimally distracting to congregants and visitors until I can resolve why it isn’t working. It’s at the very bottom of the page.