's or 's can actually reference new css style classes which you // can create in the template css file. // The ${startDate} and ${endDate} are special event fields which can support further customization // of the date and time display by allowing a user to specify exactly how to display the date with // identical format control codes to the PHP 'date()' function. // // Event fields available: // // ${startDate}, ${endDate}, ${eventDate}, ${title}, ${category}, ${contact}, ${content}, ${addressInfo}, ${extraInfo}, // ${createdByAlias}, ${createdByUserName}, ${createdByUserEmail}, ${createdByUserEmailLink}, // ${eventDetailLink}, ${color} // // ${startDate}, ${eventDate} and ${endDate} can also specify a format in the form of a strftime() format or a // date() function format. If a '%' sign is detected in the format string, strftime() is assumed // to be used (supports locale international dates). An example of a format used: // ${startDate('D, M jS, Y, @g:ia')} // // Note that the default customFormatStr is '${eventDate}
${title}' which will almost display the same information // and in the same format as in rev 1.11. ${eventDate} is the actual date of an event within an event's // start and end publish date ranges. This more accurately reflects a multi-day event's actual date. // We split out the functionality into a library so it can be called by mambots requiring latest events information include_once(dirname(__FILE__)."/mod_events_latest.lib.php"); $jeventLatestObject = &JEventsLatest::getInstance($params); echo $jeventLatestObject->displayLatestEvents(); ?>