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This article contains PHP code and is intended for developers. We offer this code as a courtesy, but don't provide support for code customizations or 3rd party development.
This hook can be used to add content at the beginning of a calendar day, before the entries are listed.
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Usage
add_action( 'frm_before_day_content', 'ff_before_day_content' );
function ff_before_day_content( $pass_atts ) {
Parameters
- $pass_atts (array)
- event_date => the day's date in the calendar
- day_count => the number of entries for that day
- view => the View object
Examples
Display entry count at the beginning of calendar days
This code displays, at the beginning of a day in a Calendar View, the total number of entries listed on that day.
add_action( 'frm_before_day_content', 'ff_day_count' );
function ff_day_count( $pass_atts ) {
if ( $pass_atts['view']->ID === 608 ) {
echo "<h4> Total: " . $pass_atts['day_count'] . "</h4>";
}
}
Change:
- 608 to your View ID
- <h4></h4> to any HTML element you'd like
- Total: to any content you'd like
You can also entirely rewrite the echo statement and create one to suit your preferences.