Chris,
I could not reproduce your issue.
I used this test script,
> <?php
> require 'Services/Eventful.php';
> $app_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'; # replace with your key
> $ev = new Services_Eventful($app_key);
> $events = $ev->call('events/search', array("date" => "Future", "location"
> => "Nashville, TN"));
>
> if (PEAR::isError($events)) {
> var_dump($events);
> } else {
> print "got " . count($events) . " events\n";
> }
> ?>
I ran this script on a fresh install of Services_Eventful, with a valid key,
and I got this output,
> got 9 events
Can you try this script on your setup and see what it prints?
- John Tantalo
On Dec 20, 2011, at 2:39 AM, Chris Rankin wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Maybe I'm missing something obvious but when making searches from my PHP
> script to events. Only 1 result is being returned. I've tried searching by
> zipcode and radius, etc, etc. It says there's 3000+ matches but only every
> returns one event. And if you refresh the page you'll notice it's often a
> different event each time. What am I missing here? Below is the code in
> question. And you can see the actual page results here:
> http://www.nashvilleluxurylimos.com/events.php
>
> <?php
> require 'Services/Eventful.php';
>
> <?php
> // Enter your application key here. (See
> http://api.eventful.com/keys/)
> $app_key = 'xxxxxxxxx'; # Don't worry the actual API key is there in
> the script
> $ev = new Services_Eventful($app_key);
>
> $event = $ev->call('events/search', array("date" => "Future",
> "location" => "Nashville, TN"));
>
> if ( PEAR::isError($event) )
> {
> print("An error occurred: " . $event->getMessage() . "\n");
> print_r( $ev );
> }
>
> foreach( $event->events as $item )
> {
> echo "<div class='item'>";
> echo "<h4><a href='",
> html_entity_decode($item->event->url), "' target='_blank'>",
> html_entity_decode($item->event->title), "</a></h4>";
> echo "<div class='item-body'>";
> echo
> html_entity_decode($item->event->description);
> echo "</div>";
> echo "<div class='clear'></div>";
> echo "</div>";
> }
> ?>
