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Recurring Events in Eventbrite API

I noticed that when searching for future events using the event_search method, sorted by date, the first events in the result set have a start date from the past. The problem with these events is that they are repeatable events (for example, weekly), but the API does not return the type of event repeat (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.). The method should at least return the start date and type of the next event.

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Hidden function:

Add "display = repeat_schedule" to your API requests to show a series of start_date, end_date pairs for each repeating instance.

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, " " Eventbrite ( -) API:

"" . REST-talk " ". Eventbrite , , , .

"repeat", "yes". "repeat_schedule" .

, , , , :

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  • "daily-4-07/26/2012" - / start_date 2012-07-26.
  • "daily-mf-07/26/2012" - , / "2012-07-26"

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  • "-3-Y, N, N, N, N, N, N-09/16/2012" - , "Y" "2012-09-16",

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  • "-2-10-06/30/2012" - , 10- "2012-06-30"
  • "month-2-second/sat-06/30/2012" - , , "2012-06-30". ( ):
  • "custom-3199915" - . , .
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This error must be fixed by EventBrite

But will this work be a temporary solution? I would work on some examples that I saw.

I am making a request for the events of March 17, 2012.

I am returning the past date

<repeats>yes</repeats>
<start_date>2011-12-04 09:30:00</start_date>
<end_date>2011-12-04 10:30:00</end_date>

Can I assume that this is a recurring event that is occupying March 17, 2012 at the same time?

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