Order of Event Listings is Varying

Sorry, I had missed that you said they’re actually being presented in order of proximity, vs. date. Personally I think that’s useless, or at least WAY less intuitive and useful than presenting them in date order. Just stack up all the events that hit within the search parameters and present them by date. That’s what people expect for events.

Here’s the text of the error at the top of the page:

WordPress database error: [Unknown column 'wp_hxtk_geodir_gd_event_detail.event' in 'where clause']
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_hxtk_posts.*, wp_hxtk_geodir_gd_event_detail.* , wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.* FROM wp_hxtk_posts INNER JOIN wp_hxtk_geodir_gd_event_detail ON (wp_hxtk_geodir_gd_event_detail.post_id = wp_hxtk_posts.ID) LEFT JOIN wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule ON ( wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.event_id = wp_hxtk_posts.ID ) WHERE 1=1 AND ( ( 1=1 ) ) AND wp_hxtk_posts.post_type in ('gd_event') AND wp_hxtk_posts.post_status = 'publish' AND UNIX_TIMESTAMP( wp_hxtk_geodir_gd_event_detail.event ) <= UNIX_TIMESTAMP( '2019-01-31' ) AND ( wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.start_date >= '2018-12-28' OR ( wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.start_date <= '2018-12-28' AND wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.end_date >= '2018-12-28' ) ) GROUP BY wp_hxtk_posts.ID, wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.start_date ORDER BY wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.start_date ASC, wp_hxtk_geodir_event_schedule.start_time ASC LIMIT 0, 100

And here’s the error message that appears above the search/filtration form.

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /nas/content/live/corncendev/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php on line 3149