/**
* Retrieve the posts based on query variables.
*
* @access public
*
* @return array List of posts.
*/
public function get_posts()
{
// Set up query variables.
$this->parse_query();
// Restore `paged` if changed to `page` (in the case of index pagination).
if (!empty($this->query_vars['page'])) {
$this->query_vars['paged'] = $this->query_vars['page'];
unset($this->query_vars['page']);
}
// Set any required parameters for the API request based on the query vars.
$params = $this->set_api_params();
// Determine which endpoint is needed. Do we want just a single event?
if (!empty($this->query_vars['p'])) {
$this->api_results = eventbrite()->get_event($this->query_vars['p']);
} elseif (isset($this->query_vars['display_private']) && true === $this->query_vars['display_private']) {
$this->api_results = eventbrite()->get_user_owned_events($params);
} else {
$this->api_results = eventbrite()->do_event_search($params);
}
// Do any post-API query processing.
$this->post_api_filters();
// Set properties based on the results.
$this->set_properties();
// Return what we have for posts.
return $this->posts;
}
/**
* Search Eventbrite public events by any user.
* Note that not limiting the scope of the search somehow will likely result in timeout errors.
*
* @param array $params Parameters for the event_search endpoint, to be passed during the API call.
* @param bool $force Force an API call, don't use cache.
* @return object API results
*/
function eventbrite_search($params = array(), $force = false)
{
return eventbrite()->do_event_search($params, $force);
}
