| Variable |
Description |
| {$EVENT_ID} |
The ID number of the Event |
| {$EVENT_NUMBER} |
The “number” the event is on the output. |
| {$EVENT_CREATED} |
The UNIX epoch timestamp of the data and tmie the Event entry was created |
| {$EVENT_DATE} |
The date as entered on the Create/Modify Event form. |
| {$EVENT_TIME} |
This is the COMPOSITE data/time stamp that is used internally by Jamroom. It will be in the format: YYYYMMDDHH |
| {$EVENT_HOUR12} |
This is the HOUR of the event in 12 hour format (i.e. 8pm would be 8) |
| {$EVENT_HOUR24} |
This is the HOUR of the event in 24 hour format (i.e. 8pm would be 20) |
| {$EVENT_AMPM} |
This will be set to “am” or “pm” depending on the time of event. This is usefull if using the {$EVENT_HOUR12} variable. |
| {$EVENT_DAY} |
This is the DAY of the event in numerical format |
| {$EVENT_WDAY_SHORT} |
This is the DAY of the event in SHORT string format (i.e. “Wed”) |
| {$EVENT_WDAY_LONG} |
This is the DAY of the event in LONG string format (i.e. “Wednesday”) |
| {$EVENT_MONTH} |
This is the MONTH of the event in numerical format (i.e. May is 5) |
| {$EVENT_YEAR} |
This is the YEAR of the event in numerical format (i.e. 2004) |
| {$EVENT_EPOCH_TIME} |
This is the time of the event represented as Epoch Time (the number of seconds elapsed since Jan 01, 1970). |
| {$EVENT_TITLE} |
This is the TITLE of the event as entered by the Jamroom Artist |
| {$EVENT_DESCRIPTION} |
This is the DESCRIPTION of the event as entered by the Jamroom Artist |
| {$EVENT_DESC_WORDS} |
The number of words in the EVENT_DESCRIPTION. |
| {$EVENT_LOCATION} |
This is the LOCATION of the event as entered by the Jamroom Artist |
| {$EVENT_IMAGE} |
link to image.php script to generate Event Image - i.e.:
http://yourdomain.com/jamroom/image.php?band_id=(number)&event_id=(number)&mode=event_image
- use this inside an IMG tag.
NOTE: if you would like the event images that are created to be “cached” (this will improve loading time), then in your template you can add the width and height to the {EVENT_IMAGE} variable like this:
<img src="{EVENT_IMAGE}&width=96&height=96">
- this will cause the image to be resized to 96×96 pixels using GD, then the resultant image would be cached - the next load of the same page would use the cached image instead of the full size image.
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| {$EVENT_IMAGE_NAME} |
This is the NAME of the Event image file |
| {$EVENT_IMAGE_TYPE} |
This is the file MIME TYPE of the Event image (i.e. image/jpeg) |
| {$EVENT_IMAGE_SIZE} |
This is the file SIZE (in bytes) of the Event image |
| {$EVENT_IMAGE_EXTENSION} |
This is the file EXTENSION of the Event image (i.e. jpg, png) |
| {$BAND_ID} |
This is the Artist ID of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_CREATED} |
date artist was created (EPOCH) (i.e. 1059951557) |
| {$BAND_DATE1} |
date artist was created formatted according to $config[date1] |
| {$BAND_DATE2} |
date artist was created formatted according to $config[date2] |
| {$BAND_DATE3} |
date artist was created formatted according to $config[date3] |
| {$BAND_NAME} |
This is the Artist Name of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_INFO} |
This is the Artist Information of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_LOCATION} |
This is the Artist Location of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_WEBSITE} |
This is the Artist Website of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_INFLUENCE} |
This is the Artist Influence of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_SOUNDLIKE} |
This is the Artist Soundlike of the artist who’s calendar entery the loop is currently on |
| {$BAND_IMAGE} |
link to image.php script to generate Band Image - i.e.:
http://yourdomain.com/jamroom/image.php?band_id=(number)&mode=band_image
- use this inside an IMG tag.
NOTE: if you would like the event images that are created to be “cached” (this will improve loading time), then in your template you can add the width and height to the {EVENT_IMAGE} variable like this:
<img src="{BAND_IMAGE}&width=96&height=96">
- this will cause the image to be resized to 96×96 pixels using GD, then the resultant image would be cached - the next load of the same page would use the cached image instead of the full size image.
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