Placeholders

Events Manager has a templating syntax that lets you customise events information in the events list and pages. You can use this syntax both in the Events Manager Settings page and in the template tags or shortcodes that you might insert in your theme templates or pages/posts. The syntax is quite simple, just write your html code in the usual way, then you can add a number of placeholders corresponding to the information you want to show.

See the bottom of this page for a few examples.

Event Related Placeholders

When you’d like to show information pertaining to events, you can choose from the following. In all cases, you should also be able to call location related placeholders.

Event Details

#_EVENTID
Shows the event ID number in the wp_em_events table.
#_EVENTPOSTID
Shows the event corresponding Post ID in the wp_posts table.
#_EVENTNAME
Displays the name of the event.
#_EVENTNOTES
Shows the description of the event.
#_EVENTEXCERPT
If an excerpt has been added to the event, it will be used. If you added a more tag to your event description, only the content before this tag will show.
#_EVENTEXCERPT{words,...}
If an excerpt has not been added to the event you can use this format #_EVENTEXCERPT{10,...}, where 10 is the number of words to show and ... is what is used at the cut-off point.
#_EVENTEXCERPTCUT
Same as #_EVENTEXCERPT (and also accepts the {words,...} arguments) but will also cut excerpts as well as post content. Default word limit is 55 and cut-off is [...]
#_EVENTIMAGE
Shows the event image, if available.
#_EVENTIMAGE{x,y}
Shows the event image thumbnail, x and y are width and height respectively, both being numbers e.g. #_EVENTIMAGE{100,100}. If 0 is used for either width or height, the corresponding dimension will be proportionally sized
#_EVENTCATEGORIES
Shows a list of category links this event belongs to.
#_EVENTCATEGORIESIMAGES
Shows a list of category images this event belongs to. Categories without an image will be ignored.
#_EVENTTAGS
Shows a list of tag links this event belongs to.
#_EVENTLOCATION
Displays information about the event location, which is different from a physical location. See our documentation for more information, as each location type may display different information and will have different additional placeholders.
#_RECURRINGDATERANGE
Range of dates between the start/end of the recurring event pattern for an event recurrence, blank for non-recurrences.
#_RECURRINGPATTERN
Describes the pattern of a recurring event when used on an event recurrence, blank for non-recurrences.
#_RECURRINGID
The event ID of the recurring event template when displayed on a recurrence, blank for non-recurrences.

Date and Times

These are shortcut placeholders for pre-formatted dates and times. See the Custom Date/Time Formatting section below for more refined formatting placeholders.

#_24HSTARTTIME
Displays the start time in a 24 hours format (e.g. 16:30).
#_24HENDTIME
Displays the end time in a 24 hours format (e.g. 18:30).
#_12HSTARTTIME
Displays the start time in a 12 hours format (e.g. 4:30 PM).
#_12HENDTIME
Displays the end time in a 12 hours format (e.g. 6:30 PM).
#_EVENTTIMES
Displays either a single time, time-span, or "All Day" depending on your event times. Format is taken from your Events Manager settings page.
#_EVENTDATES
Displays either a single date or a date range depending on your event dates. Format is taken from your Events Manager settings page.

Custom Date/Time Formatting

Events Manager allows extremely flexible date formatting by using PHP date syntax format characters along with placeholders.

# or #@
Prepend # or #@ before a valid PHP date syntax format character to show start and end date/time information respectively (e.g. #F will show the starting month name like "January", #@h shows the end hour).
#_{x} or #@_{x}
You can also create a date format without prepending # to each character by wrapping a valid php date() format in #_{} or #@_{} (e.g. #_{d/m/Y}). If there is no end date (or is same as start date), the value is not shown. This is useful if you want to show event end dates only on events that are longer than one day, e.g. #j #M #Y #@_{ \u\n\t\i\l j M Y}.

WordPress-relative Timezone Date/Time Placeholders

These placeholders are extensions of the default Date/Time placholders, but instead will display the time of the event relative to your WordPress timezone rather than the local time of the event itself. Your WordPress site timezone is found in your Dashboard > Settings > General settings page.

#_24HSTARTTIME_SITE
Sames as #_24HSTARTTIME but displays time relative to your site timezone.
#_24HENDTIME_SITE
Sames as #_24HENDTIME but displays time relative to your site timezone.
#_12HSTARTTIME_SITE
Sames as #_12HSTARTTIME but displays time relative to your site timezone.
#_12HENDTIME_SITE
Sames as #_12HENDTIME but displays time relative to your site timezone.
#_EVENTTIMES_SITE
Sames as #_EVENTTIMES but displays times relative to your site timezone.
#_EVENTDATES_SITE
Sames as #_EVENTDATES but displays dates relative to your site timezone (dates can be different for events near midnight in a different timezone).
#__{x} or #@__{x}
Same as #_{x} or #@_{x} but displays the time of the event relative to your WordPress timezone rather than the local time of the event itself.

Viewer Timezone Date/Time Placeholders

These placeholders are extensions of the default Date/Time placholders, but instead will display the time of the event relative to the visitor timezone rather than the local event start time. This time is based on the user browser settings and JavaScript, so this may not always be accurate if a visitor is travelling and does not update their browser timezone, or if they have disabled JS on their browser.

#_24HSTARTTIME_LOCAL
Sames as #_24HSTARTTIME but displays time relative to your visitor browser timezone.
#_24HENDTIME_LOCAL
Sames as #_24HENDTIME but displays time relative to your visitor browser timezone.
#_12HSTARTTIME_LOCAL
Sames as #_12HSTARTTIME but displays time relative to your visitor browser timezone.
#_12HENDTIME_LOCAL
Sames as #_12HENDTIME but displays time relative to your visitor browser timezone.
#_EVENTTIMES_LOCAL
Sames as #_EVENTTIMES but displays time relative to your visitor browser timezone.
#_EVENTTIMES_LOCAL{...}
Sames as #_EVENTTIMES_LOCAL but displays custom format by replacing ... with documented Moment JS formatting syntax.
#_EVENTDATES_LOCAL
Sames as #_EVENTDATES but displays dates relative to your site timezone (dates can be different for events near midnight in a different timezone).
#_EVENTDATES_LOCAL{...}
Sames as #_EVENTDATES_LOCAL but displays custom format by replacing ... with documented Moment JS formatting syntax.

Links/URLs

#_EVENTIMAGEURL
Shows the event image url, if available.
#_EVENTURL
Simply prints the event URL. You can use this placeholder to build your own customised links.
#_EVENTLINK
Displays the event name with a link to the event page.
#_EDITEVENTLINK
Inserts a link to the admin or buddypress (if activated) edit event page, only if a user is logged in and is allowed to edit the event.
#_EDITEVENTURL
Inserts a url to the admin or buddypress (if activated) edit event page, only if a user is logged in and is allowed to edit the event.

Custom Attributes

Events Manager allows you to create dynamic attributes to your events, which act as extra information fields for your events (e.g. "Dress Code"). For more information see our online documentation for more info on attributes.

#_ATT{key}
This key will appear as an option when adding attributes to your event.
#_ATT{key}{alternative text}
This key will appear as an option when adding attributes to your event. The text in the second braces will appear if the attribute is not defined or left blank for that event.
#_ATT{key}{option 1|option 2|option 3|etc.}
This key will appear as an option when adding attributes to your event. The second braces are optional and will use a select box with these values as input. If no valid value is defined, the first option is used.

Bookings

These placeholders will only show if bookings are enabled for the given event and in the events manager settings page. Spaces placeholders will default to 0

#_BOOKINGFORM
Adds a booking forms for this event.
#_BOOKINGBUTTON
A single button that will appear to logged in users, if they click on it a booking will be made. This button will automatically book the first aailable ticket if more than one ticket exists for the event, and will also circumvent any payment requirements. Use in combination with conditional placeholders such as is_free to avoid unpaid bookings.
#_AVAILABLESPACES
Shows available spaces for the event.
#_BOOKEDSPACES
Shows the amount of currently booked spaces for the event.
#_PENDINGSPACES
Shows the amount of pending spaces for the event.
#_SPACES
Shows the total spaces for the event.
#_ATTENDEES
Shows the list of user avatars attending the event.
#_ATTENDEESLIST
Shows the list of people attending the event.
#_ATTENDEESPENDINGLIST
Shows the list of people with a pending booking for the event.
#_BOOKINGSURL
Shows the url to the admin, front-end or buddypress (if activated) bookings management page for this event. Only shown if user is logged in and able to manage bookings.
#_BOOKINGSLINK
Shows a link to the admin, front-end or buddypress (if activated) bookings management page for this event. Only shown if user is logged in and able to manage bookings.
#_EVENTPRICERANGE
Shows a "maximum - minimum" price range for available tickets at the time of display, or a single price if there is no range. Once bookings are closed this will show a 0 value, if you have enabled 'Show unavailable tickets' in your booking settings these will be included. Price is formatted according to currency formatting in your settings page.
#_EVENTPRICERANGEALL
Like #_EVENTPRICERANGE but shows all tickets price range whether or not bookings or individual tickets are available.
#_EVENTPRICEMIN
Shows the lowest available ticket price for this event. Will display a value of 0 if no ticket is available.
#_EVENTPRICEMAX
Shows the highest available ticket price for this event. Will display a value of 0 if no ticket is avaialble.
#_EVENTPRICEMINALL
Shows the lowest ticket price for this event, whether available or not.
#_EVENTPRICEMAXALL
Shows the highest ticket price for this event, whether available or not.

Contact Details

The values here are taken from the chosen contact for the specific event, or the default contact in the settings page.

#_CONTACTNAME
Name of the contact person for this event (as shown in the dropdown when adding an event).
#_CONTACTUSERNAME
Contact person's username.
#_CONTACTEMAIL
E-mail of the contact person for this event.
#_CONTACTURL
Website of the contact person for this event.
#_CONTACTPHONE
Phone number of the contact person for this event. Can be set in the user profile page.
#_CONTACTAVATAR
Contact person's avatar.
#_CONTACTPROFILELINK
Contact person's "Profile" link. Only works with BuddyPress enabled.
#_CONTACTPROFILEURL
Contact person's profile url. Only works with BuddyPress enabled.
#_CONTACTID
Contact person's WordPress user ID.
#_CONTACTMETA
Display any user meta of a WordPress account by including the meta key, e.g. #_CONTACTMETA{dbem_phone}

iCal/Calendar

#_EVENTICALURL
Displays the URL of the event ical feed (ics file format).
#_EVENTICALLINK
Displays an html link to the event ical feed (ics file format).
#_EVENTWEBCALURL
Same as #_EVENTICALURL, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_EVENTWEBCALLINK
Same as #_EVENTICALLINK, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_EVENTGCALURL
Displays URL which would take the user to Google Calendar and pre-fill their add new event form.
#_EVENTGCALLINK
Displays a button which would take the user to Google Calendar and pre-fill their add new event form.

Location Related Placeholders

When you’d like to show information pertaining to locations, you can choose from the following.

Location Details

#_LOCATIONID
Shows the event ID number in the wp_em_locations table.
#_LOCATIONPOSTID
Shows the location corresponding Post ID in the wp_posts table.
#_LOCATIONNAME
Displays the location name.
#_LOCATIONADDRESS
Displays the address.
#_LOCATIONTOWN
Displays the town.
#_LOCATIONSTATE
Displays the state/county.
#_LOCATIONPOSTCODE
Displays the postcode.
#_LOCATIONREGION
Displays the region.
#_LOCATIONCOUNTRY
Displays the country.
#_LOCATIONLONGITUDE
Displays the longitude, used for locating in Google Maps.
#_LOCATIONLATITUDE
Displays the latitude, used for locating in Google Maps.
#_LOCATIONMAP
Displays a google map showing where the location is located (Will not show if maps are disabled in the settings page)
#_LOCATIONNOTES
Shows the location description.
#_LOCATIONEXCERPT
If an excerpt has been added to the location, it will be used. If you added a more tag to your location description, only the content before this tag will show.
#_LOCATIONEXCERPT{words, ...}
If an excerpt has not been added to the location, only a specific length is shown, e.g. #_EVENTEXCERPT{10,...} where 10 is the number of words to show and ... is what is used at the cut-off point.
#_LOCATIONEXCERPTCUT
Same as #_LOCATIONEXCERPT (and also accepts the {words,...} arguments) but will also cut excerpts as well as post content. Default word limit is 55 and cut-off is [...]
#_LOCATIONIMAGE
Shows the location image.
#_LOCATIONIMAGE{x,y}
Shows the location image thumbnail, x and y are width and height respectively, both being numbers e.g. #_LOCATIONIMAGE{100,100}. If 0 is used for either width or height, the corresponding dimension will be proportionally sized.
#_LOCATIONIMAGEURL
Shows the location image url, if available.
#_LOCATIONFULLLINE
Shows a comma-separated line of location information, ommitting blanks (format of address, town, state, postcode, region
#_LOCATIONFULLBR
Shows a line-break (br tag) separated location information, ommitting blanks (format of address, town, state, postcode, region

Custom Attributes

Events Manager allows you to create dynamic attributes to your locations, which act as extra information fields for your locations (e.g. "Dress Code"). For more information see our online documentation for more info on attributes.

#_LATT{key}
This key will appear as an option when adding attributes to your location.
#_LATT{key}{alternative text}
This key will appear as an option when adding attributes to your location. The text in the second braces will appear if the attribute is not defined or left blank for that location.
#_LATT{key}{option 1|option 2|option 3|etc.}
This key will appear as an option when adding attributes to your location. The second braces are optional and will use a select box with these values as input. If no valid value is defined, the first option is used.

Links

#_LOCATIONURL
Simply prints the location URL. You can use this placeholder to build your own customised links.
#_LOCATIONLINK
Displays the location name with a link to the location page.
#_EDITLOCATIONLINK
Inserts a link to the admin or buddypress (if activated) edit location page, only if a user is logged in and is allowed to edit the location.
#_EDITLOCATIONURL
Inserts a url to the admin or buddypress (if activated) edit location page, only if a user is logged in and is allowed to edit the location.

Related Events

You can show lists of other events that are being held at this location. The formatting of the list is the same as a normal events list.

#_LOCATIONPASTEVENTS
Will show a list of all past events at this location.
#_LOCATIONNEXTEVENTS
Will show a list of all future events at this location.
#_LOCATIONALLEVENTS
Will show a list of all events at this location.
#_LOCATIONNEXTEVENT
Will show a link to the next event at this location, or the no events message.

iCal/RSS Feeds

#_LOCATIONICALURL
Displays the URL of the location ical feed (ics file format) which shows all events happening at that location.
#_LOCATIONICALLINK
Displays an html link to the event ical feed (ics file format) which shows all events happening at that location.
#_LOCATIONWEBCALURL
Same as #_LOCATIONICALURL, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_LOCATIONWEBCALLINK
Same as #_LOCATIONICALLINK, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_LOCATIONRSSURL
Displays the URL of an RSS feed showing all upcoming events happening at this location.
#_LOCATIONRSSLINK
Displays an html link to an RSS feed showing all upcoming events happening at this location.

Booking Related Placeholders

In most cases you should also be able to use event and location placeholders when able to use these, which will show the event and corresponding location that has been booked for.

Individual Booking Information

When a specific booking is displayed (on screen and on email), you can use these placeholders to show specific information about the booking. Event and Location placeholders are also available in these cases.

#_BOOKINGID
The unique ID of this booking, useful if you are making your own customizations to this plugin.
#_BOOKINGNAME
Name of person who made the booking.
#_BOOKINGEMAIL
Email of person who made the booking.
#_BOOKINGPHONE
Phone number of person who made the booking.
#_BOOKINGSPACES
Number of spaces the person has booked.
#_BOOKINGCOMMENT
Any specific comments made by the person who made the booking.
#_BOOKINGTICKETNAME
Name of the ticket booked. Useful in single ticket mode, if multiple tickets are booked a random ticket is used.
#_BOOKINGTICKETDESCRIPTION
Description of the ticket booked. Useful in single ticket mode, if multiple tickets are booked a random ticket is used.
#_BOOKINGTICKETPRICE
Booked ticket price with currency symbol (e.g. $ 10.00). Useful in single ticket mode, if multiple tickets are booked a random ticket is used.
#_BOOKINGTICKETS
A list of booked tickets. You can modify this by using template files and modifying templates/emails/bookingtickets.php
#_BOOKINGSUMMARY
Shows a breakdown of price/quantity booked by ticket, followed by a summary of price totals, taxes, and other discounts applied.
#_BOOKINGFORMCUSTOM{field_id}
(pro only) Shows booking form custom fields. The field_id value must match that of your custom booking form field.
#_BOOKINGFORMCUSTOMREG{field_id}
(pro only) Shows booking form custom fields that are used for guest user registration. The field_id value must match that of your custom booking form field.
#_BOOKINGFORMCUSTOMFIELDS
(pro only) Generates a list of booking form custom fields that are used in the booking.
#_BOOKINGATTENDEES
(pro only) Generates a list of attendee information displaying the filled in form data for each attendee (requires individual attendee forms enabled for the event). This list is split by ticket type, then by individual attendee.
#_BOOKINGADMINURL
URL for admins to view and manage the booking. This should only be used on admin-specific email templates.
#_BOOKINGADMINLINK
HTML link for admins to view and manage the booking. This should only be used on admin-specific email templates.

Pricing Information

#_BOOKINGPRICE
Displays booking total price (tax inclusion depends on your booking settings).
#_BOOKINGPRICETAX
Displays booking total tax.
#_BOOKINGPRICEWITHOUTTAX
Displays booking total without tax.
#_BOOKINGPRICEWITHTAX
Displays booking total with tax.

Ticket Information

#_BOOKINGTICKETS
Shows a breakdown of tickets and pricing, defined in the emails/bookingtickets.php template. (See Using Template Files for more information)
#_BOOKINGTICKETDESCRIPTION
Shows the description of the first ticket booked (useful in single ticket mode/events).
#_BOOKINGTICKETPRICE
Shows the price of the first ticket booked, tax inclusion depending on your booking settings (useful in single ticket mode/events).
#_BOOKINGTICKETTAX
Shows the tax of the first ticket booked (useful in single ticket mode/events).
#_BOOKINGTICKETPRICEWITHTAX
Shows the price including tax of the first ticket booked (useful in single ticket mode/events).
#_BOOKINGTICKETPRICEWITHOUTTAX
Shows the price excluding tax of the first ticket booked (useful in single ticket mode/events).

Links

People are able to manage their bookings. Below are some placeholder which automatically provides correctly formatted urls

#_BOOKINGLISTURL
URL to page showing that users booked events.

Gateway-Specific Information

Information pertaining to speicifc gateways. Requires Events Manager Pro

#_BOOKINGTXNID
Online Payments Only - Prints the transaction ID of this booking if available.

Coupon Information

When a booking has been made with a coupon, you can display coupon information using these placeholders. If no coupon is used, nothing will be shown. Requires Events Manager Pro

#_BOOKINGCOUPON
Displays the coupon code followed by the amount/percentage discounted.
#_BOOKINGCOUPONCODE
Displays the coupon code used.
#_BOOKINGCOUPONNAME
Displays the name given to this coupon.
#_BOOKINGCOUPONDISCOUNT
Displays amount/percentage discounted (e.g. 25% Off).
#_BOOKINGCOUPONDESCRIPTION
Displays the coupon description.

Category Placeholders

When displaying category lists, or formatting a single category page, you can choose from the following:

Category Details

You can use these when displaying categories or for showing the first available category in an event format.

#_CATEGORYNAME
Shows the category name.
#_CATEGORYID
Shows the category ID.
#_CATEGORYSLUG
Shows the category slug.
#_CATEGORYLINK
Category name with a link to the category page.
#_CATEGORYURL
URL of the category page.
#_CATEGORYCOLOR
Shows the category color (useful for inline styling), in hex format, if no color is defined the default category color from your settings page will be used.
#_CATEGORYIMAGE
Shows the category image, if available.
#_CATEGORYIMAGE{x,y}
Shows the category image thumbnail if available, x and y are width and height respectively, both being numbers e.g. #_CATEGORYIMAGE{100,100}. If 0 is used for either width or height, the corresponding dimension will be proportionally sized.
#_CATEGORYIMAGEURL
Shows the category image url, if available.
#_CATEGORYNOTES
Shows the category description.

Related Events

You can show lists of other events belonging to this category. The formatting of the list is the same as a normal events list.

#_CATEGORYPASTEVENTS
Will show a list of all past events with this category.
#_CATEGORYNEXTEVENTS
Will show a list of all future events with this category.
#_CATEGORYALLEVENTS
Will show a list of all events with this category.
#_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT
Will show the next event with this category.

iCal/RSS Feeds

#_CATEGORYICALURL
Displays the URL of the event ical feed (ics file format) which shows all events with this category.
#_CATEGORYICALLINK
Displays an html link to the event ical feed (ics file format) which shows all events with this category.
#_CATEGORYWEBCALURL
Same as #_CATEGORYICALURL, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_CATEGORYWEBCALLINK
Same as #_CATEGORYICALLINK, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_CATEGORYRSSURL
Displays the URL of an RSS feed showing all upcoming events happening in this category.
#_CATEGORYRSSLINK
Displays an html link to an RSS feed showing all upcoming events happening in this category.

Tag Placeholders

When displaying tag lists, or formatting a single tag page, you can choose from the following:

Tag Details

You can use these when displaying tags or for showing the first available tag in an event format.

#_TAGNAME
Shows the tag name.
#_TAGID
Shows the tag ID.
#_TAGSLUG
Shows the tag slug.
#_TAGLINK
Tag name with a link to the tag page.
#_TAGURL
URL of the tag page.
#_TAGNOTES
Shows the tag description.
#_TAGCOLOR
Shows the tag color (useful for inline styling), in hex format, if no color is defined the default tag color from your settings page will be used.
#_TAGIMAGE
Shows the tag image, if available.
#_TAGIMAGE{x,y}
Shows the tag image thumbnail if available, x and y are width and height respectively, both being numbers e.g. #_TAGIMAGE{100,100}. If 0 is used for either width or height, the corresponding dimension will be proportionally sized.
#_TAGIMAGEURL
Shows the tag image url, if available.

Related Events

You can show lists of other events belonging to this tag. The formatting of the list is the same as a normal events list.

#_TAGPASTEVENTS
Will show a list of all past events with this tag.
#_TAGNEXTEVENTS
Will show a list of all future events with this tag.
#_TAGALLEVENTS
Will show a list of all events with this tag.
#_TAGNEXTEVENT
Will show the next event with this tag.

iCal/RSS Feeds

#_TAGICALURL
Displays the URL of the event ical feed (ics file format) which shows all events with this tag.
#_TAGICALLINK
Displays an html link to the event ical feed (ics file format) which shows all events with this tag.
#_TAGWEBCALURL
Same as #_TAGICALURL, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_TAGWEBCALLINK
Same as #_TAGICALLINK, but using the webcal:// protocol, which will open up various calendar apps automatically including iCalendar, Outlook and Google Calendar.
#_TAGRSSURL
Displays the URL of an RSS feed showing all upcoming events happening in this tag.
#_TAGRSSLINK
Displays an html link to an RSS feed showing all upcoming events happening in this tag.

Conditional Placeholders

For those of you asking “I’d only like to show something IF”, then you should read up on our conditional placeholders too, which works much in the same way as normal placeholders.

Examples

If you look at the default events page format, which is found in Events > Settings > Formats/Layouts > Events Format in your admin area:

<div style=”float:right; margin:0px 0px 15px 15px;”>#_MAP</div>
<p>
<strong>Date/Time</strong><br/>
Date(s) – #_EVENTDATES<br /><i>#_EVENTTIMES</i>
</p>
<p>
<strong>Location</strong><br/>
#_LOCATIONLINK
</p>
<p>
<strong>Category(ies)</strong>
#_CATEGORIES
</p>
<br style=”clear:both” />
#_NOTES
{has_bookings}
<h3>Bookings</h3>
#_BOOKINGFORM
{/has_bookings}

this is how it appears on a single event page:

Here is an example where you combine shortcodes and placeholders to display customized information about events happening tomorrow. Note that this is pasted into your page content in HTML view of the editor.


<ul>[events_list scope=”month”]<li>#_EVENTLINK – Dates : #_EVENTDATES, Times : #_EVENTTIMES</li>[/events_list]</ul>

This is what it would look like: