TOPIC:

In the basic and wide module as wel as in the content plugin one can select to list only events in the future.

I would like to obtain the same but from clicking on the list by category link or the list by location link
in de display of a single event

With the current software (4.2.0) those links show all non-archived events in the database and that can be a very long list.
I could work around that by archiving events within a shorter period but that has the unwanted side-effect that
the visitor cannot see the past events in the kalender module.

Would a custom ccs be able to accomplish this ?
If not, maybe via new feature request ?

Thanks for any insights,

Johan.

a first quick idea, just to check out and develop further:
Create a template override and add "?limit=5" to the link and you will only see 5 events.

That limits the display to 5 lines, but the visitor would still have to scroll through 10 screens or click on ">>" to find the last 5
and those last five are potentionally not all future events ...

A parameter like "?event=future" would do the trick
JB.

I want to understand the new feature, you want to show only the X numbers of events in the single-category and single-venue views, is it right?

If you want to show the next 5 upcoming events for this category, show the list with 5 events, and don't show limit opcion and navigation of pagination, like image:

I want to show all future events by clicking on the category link or on the venue link.
The list should start at the first future event
If there are a large number (>25) of future events the limit box could still be usefull.

I think this is the same, I want:
when I archive all past events after one day, then the calendar view is not nice . The hald calendar is empty.
But when I don't archive or later, I have the problem in event BE and simplelists FE. I have the oldest event on top and I need a lot of work to find the actual date ( the point between past and future).
How is this possible to find this point directly?
the other option would be: the calendar shows the actual month, but the archived and past events are visible in calendar too.