The #_LOCATIONURL placeholder refers to the URL of the location on your site under WP-Admin>Events>Locations and would only be available for physical locations, not URL locations. I would hope that there is an event related placeholder for the “Virtual” location of an event with a link as the location but I have not found it. Will post here when I find it.
See these pages for more info, they are kind of dense, but incredibly useful:
Event & Location Related Placeholders
Conditional Placeholders
You can use the various placeholders to build out better templates under Events>Settings>Formatting
PS
I have no affiliation with this plugin and my answers are based only on my experience with it.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by
multifrog.
Here is the info you need to display your “virtual events’ URLs
To display the event link on the list page or the event single page, you would need to add:
#_EVENTLOCATION or #_EVENTLOCATION{url}
to:
Events>Settings>Formatting>Default event list format
and/or Events>Settings>Formatting>Single event page format.
You would probably also want to use the conditional tags:
{has_event_location_url}…{/has_event_location_url}
or {no_event_location_url}…{/no_event_location_url}:
or {has_location} {/has_location}
to display locations differently for physical events and virtual events.
Here is an example:
{no_event_location_url}
<p>
Location<br />
#_LOCATIONLINK
</p>
{/no_event_location_url}
{has_event_location_url}
<p>
Virtual Event Link<br />
#_EVENTLOCATION
</p>
{/has_event_location_url}
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This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by
multifrog.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by
multifrog.
Ah…that did it. I was thinking logically about what to display. And why you would ever want to display the URL of the even you are currently looking at is certainly not logical in my mind.
Thanks!