Another idea...
A Mod that create a banner with the next calendar event to be shown / used with Ad Management MOD...
Place this in the content box. Inside the ad management panel.
Quote// Show information about events, birthdays, and holidays on the calendar.
if ($context['show_calendar'])
{
echo '
<tr>
<td class="titlebg" colspan="2">', $context['calendar_only_today'] ? $txt['calendar47b'] : '</td>
</tr><tr>
<td class="windowbg2" width="50%">
<span class="smalltext">';
// Events like community get-togethers.
if (!empty($context['calendar_events']))
{
echo '
<span style="color: #', $modSettings['cal_eventcolor'], ';">', $context['calendar_only_today'] ? $name="Upcoming Events" : $name="Upcoming Events", '</span> ';
/* Each event in calendar_events should have:
title, href, is_last, can_edit (are they allowed?), modify_href, and is_today. */
echo ' <br />';
foreach ($context['calendar_events'] as $event)
echo '
', $event['date'], ' - ', $event['href'] == '' ? '' : '<a href="' . $event['href'] . '">', $event['is_today'] ? '<b>' . $event['title'] . '</b>' : $event['title'], $event['href'] == '' ? '' : '</a>', $event['is_last'] ? '<br />' : ', <br /> ';
}
echo '
</span>
</td>
</tr>';
}
This will only display the upcoming
events. Nothing else. It will also display the date of the event.
The code is a bit messy (Got some code in there which isn't doing anything.) But it works fine
Make sure you have selected PHP as the type, in the ad management admin panel