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calendar.event function
The calendar.event template function fetches a single event by its unique ID or slug.
Parameters
First parameter is the ID or slug of the event, the second parameter is an object of optional parameter:
targetDate#- The recurrence date you'd like to specifically target. Accepts formats like
2019-01-20. You would typically pass date segments in the URI to achieve this. See example below...
- The recurrence date you'd like to specifically target. Accepts formats like
Usage in Templates
{% set occurrenceDate = null %}
{% if craft.app.request.segment(3) and craft.app.request.segment(4) and craft.app.request.segment(5) %}
{% set occurrenceDate = craft.app.request.segment(3)~"-"~craft.app.request.segment(4)~"-"~craft.app.request.segment(5) %}
{% endif %}
{% set event = craft.calendar.event(segment2, {targetDate: occurrenceDate}) %}
<ul>
{% if event %}
<li>
{{ event.title }} - {{ event.startDate.format("l d, Y") }}<br />
{{ event.eventDescription }}
</li>
{% endif %}
</ul>
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