xporter

Thanks! But, I couldn't get that to work how I wanted it. But I did find a solution on accident (don't you love those) by searching for sorting on the forum and finding this: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/2884-sorting-based-on-repeater-field-values/?p=28445

Thanks for the reply but the same problem I have now I may have with it. If there are multiple days and times for one event, how would I logically put that into a schedule with the format I presented before? Basically, I am listing the event more than once based upon what is entered into the repeater fields for event date AND not right after each other but rather after other events in an array that may have an event date. For example, Event 1 happens on Nov 4th and Nov 6th. But Event 2 happens on Nov. 5th. I am using a repeater field for event dates. How do I put Event 2 in between both Event 1 dates? Thanks!

First of all, I would like to thank you all for such great documentation and community. I have just started developing 5 days ago and I have completed some really difficult programming relatively easily. But, I do have a quick question. The site I am developing has an events listing that links to events that have a possibility of multiple dates. That was easy. But, now I have to create the schedule listing and the events could look like this: Monday, Nov. 3rd 10:00 am - Event 1 11:30 am - Event 2 Tuesday, Nov. 4th 12:00 am - Event 1 So, to achieve this, I create a repeater field for the event date and time. I created the functionality for the schedule and have the events sorted by date but if the event has multiple dates and times, I cannot figure out how to pull the second date and time out and then list the event again. I thought about doing a recursive function that traverses the page array and pull out each event and date/time, putting it into a new array, sorting it and then doing the schedule. But that just seems like overkill and I am little rusty with my PHP. Does someone have something like this or do I need to rethink this?