Event Calendar WD – Responsive Event Calendar plugin - Version 1.1.11

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  • Fixed: Bug on PHP 5.3 version
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Version 1.1.11
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Code changes from version 1.1.10 to 1.1.11

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  1. ecwd.php +2 -2
  2. ecwd_admin_class.php +1 -1
  3. includes/ecwd-cpt-class.php +2 -2
  4. readme.txt +145 -243
  5. views/admin/ecwd-event-calendars-meta.php +1 -1
  6. wd/templates/display_deactivation_popup.php +3 -3
ecwd.php CHANGED
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  * Plugin Name: Event Calendar WD
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  * Plugin URI: https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd.html
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  * Description: Event Calendar WD is an easy event management and planning tool with advanced features.
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- * Version: 1.1.10
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  * Author: WebDorado
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  * Author URI: https://web-dorado.com/wordpress-plugins-bundle.html
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  * License: GNU/GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
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  }
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  if (!defined('ECWD_VERSION')) {
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- define('ECWD_VERSION', "1.1.10");
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  }
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  if (!defined('ECWD_PLUGIN_MAIN_FILE')) {
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  * Plugin Name: Event Calendar WD
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  * Plugin URI: https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd.html
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  * Description: Event Calendar WD is an easy event management and planning tool with advanced features.
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+ * Version: 1.1.11
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  * Author: WebDorado
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  * Author URI: https://web-dorado.com/wordpress-plugins-bundle.html
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  * License: GNU/GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
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  }
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  if (!defined('ECWD_VERSION')) {
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+ define('ECWD_VERSION', "1.1.11");
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  }
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  if (!defined('ECWD_PLUGIN_MAIN_FILE')) {
ecwd_admin_class.php CHANGED
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  $event_posts = get_posts($args);
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  if(current_user_can('read_private_posts')) {
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  $private_args = $args;
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  $private_events = get_posts($private_args);
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  if(!empty($private_events)) {
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  foreach($private_events as $private_event) {
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  $event_posts = get_posts($args);
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  if(current_user_can('read_private_posts')) {
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  $private_args = $args;
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+ $private_args['post_status'] = array('private');
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  $private_events = get_posts($private_args);
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  if(!empty($private_events)) {
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  foreach($private_events as $private_event) {
includes/ecwd-cpt-class.php CHANGED
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  $private_args = $args;
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  $private_events = get_posts($private_args);
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  if(!empty($private_events)) {
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  foreach($private_events as $private_event) {
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  $private_args = $args;
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  $private_events = get_posts($private_args);
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  if(!empty($private_events)) {
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  $private_args = $args;
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  $private_events = get_posts($private_args);
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  if(!empty($private_events)) {
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  $private_args = $args;
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  $private_events = get_posts($private_args);
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  foreach($private_events as $private_event) {
readme.txt CHANGED
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  Requires at least: 3.9
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  Tested up to: 4.9
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  Requires PHP: 5.2
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- Stable tag: 1.1.10
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  License: GPLv2 or later
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  License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
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- Event Calendar WD is an event organizer plugin, which lets you display and manage events list on your WordPress website. Showcase the events of your venue, present the meeting schedule of your company, or build a custom calendar with this responsive calendar plugin. Whether you have single-day events, or long events which take place multiple days, this events calendar plugin will help you organize the events using elegant views.
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- You can set your events calendar to display with its elegant custom calendar views, **Month, Week, List** and **Day.** The event calendar lets you select the ordering of calendar views. It takes just a few clicks to insert calendar shortcode and display the events list on a WordPress page or post.
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- = Features of Event Calendar WD: =
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- * SEO-friendly
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- * Responsive design
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- * Unlimited number of calendars and events
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- * Event categories and tags
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- * Venues and organizers
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- * Month, week, day and list views
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- * Single and multi-day events
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- * Google Maps integration
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- * Event search
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- * Social sharing buttons
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- Upgrade to [WordPress Event Calendar Pro](http://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd.html) to add features:
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- * Recurring events
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- * 5 beautiful customizable themes
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- * 3 premium views (Posterboard, 4-days and Map)
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- * 14 add-ons to expand default functionality
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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- = Event Calendar WD Add-ons: =
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  [Event Tickets](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/event-tickets.html)
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  [Frontend Event Management](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/frontend-event-management.html)
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  [Export to GCal/ICal](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/export.html)
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  [Embed](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/embed.html)
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- This free calendar plugin is developed in accordance with WordPress Coding Standards. Each entry (e.g. calendar, event, venue or organizer) is a custom post, event categories are taxonomies, and standard tags are applicable for each post. This makes Event Calendar WD an intuitive, user-friendly editorial calendar, with high-functioning code and elegant styling.
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- Event Calendar WD online calendar plugin is responsive and runs very smoothly on all devices. Website visitors will get a pleasant user experience when viewing the calendars with desktop computers, smartphones and tablets.
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- Also, this calendar plugin has cross-browser support. This lets users flawlessly view and navigate through events calendars on all web and mobile browsers.
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- Have a colorful touch on your calendar by adding colors to event categories. The calendar events will display with the background color assigned by their categories.
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- Event Calendar WD plugin uses AJAX to load all event details. This lets users to view additional information for each event by hovering over event titles. Visitors will not leave the event calendar page without discovering the details of interesting upcoming events.
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- Calendar localization feature of Event Calendar WD lets you choose a venue for each event and mark the location on Google Maps. You can select previously added venues, or create a new one each time you configure a location for an event. Google Map integration feature of this events plugin also lets display events on premium Map View based on their venues. This ensures that your guests get full directions and never miss an event.
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- This free calendar plugin for WordPress provides its event organizer feature, which lets you mention hosts of your calendar events. The number of the organizers is not limited. Additionally, the events can indicate multiple organizers.
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- Since each events calendar entry is created as a custom post or taxonomy, there is a possibility to display the event calendars among the standard post listings such as related posts or latest posts.
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  ###IMPORTANT:
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  If you think you found a bug in Event Calendar WD, or have a problem/question concerning the plugin, please check out [Support Forum](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/event-calendar-wd) . In case you do not find a solution here, feel free to contact us using [this form](https://web-dorado.com/support/contact-us.html).
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- ### Supported languages
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- *If you need language which is not included in this list, please contact us and we will do the translation within 3 days. If you find any mistakes in the translation, please contact us and we will make relevant corrections within 3 days.*
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- Catalan (ca) by Vicenc Huguet
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- Croatian (hr) by Igor Weidlich
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- Dutch (nl_NL) by F. van Reem and Sabrina Gordijn
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- Finnish (fi) by Håkan Mitts
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- German (de_DE) by Ogi Djuraskovic
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- Hungarian (hu_HU) by Szabolcs Egerhazi
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- Latvian (lv) by Intars G.
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- Norwegian (Bokmål) (nb_NO) by Vegard Innerdal
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- Norwegian (Nynorsk) (nn_NO) by Vegard Innerdal
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- Romanian (ro_RO) by Oana Tarce
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- Swedish (sv_SE) by Magnus Juven
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  == Screenshots ==
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  == Frequently Asked Questions ==
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- Event Calendar WD is a modern, user-friendly and intuitive plugin, which lets you create various kinds of online calendar entries with just a few clicks. Build any kind of customizable calendar; a holiday calendar containing all national celebrations, a news calendar with upcoming events of your venue, and display them in a mobile-friendly layout.
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- You can publish your events by adding the calendar shortcode into a WordPress page or post, or alternatively add event widget to the sidebar of your theme. Furthermore, you can display an events feed using default All Events page provided by Event Calendar WD.
 
 
 
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- Firstly create a few events from **Calendars > Events** page by clicking on **Add New** button. Make sure to provide a **title, date, description** and **location** for your events.
 
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- Afterwards navigate to **Calendars > Add a New Calendar** to start constructing your calendar. Write a **title** for it, configure the style settings and click **Publish.**
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- Each entry of this free calendar plugin is a custom post or taxonomy. All users which have privileges to edit posts can access the events management through the plugin. They can edit events, calendars, venues, event organizer and tags.
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- With the help of [Event Filter add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/filter.html) of Event Calendar WD Pro you can add extra user-friendly navigation on your custom calendars.
 
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- The add-on does not require special configuration. When inserting a calendar shortcode into a page or post, all available filters are added automatically. They display as checkboxes, which let users to select one or more options and filter events accordingly.
 
 
 
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- Pro version of Event Calendar WD plugin provides [Upcoming Events add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/upcoming-events.html). With a simple configuration, it lets you place upcoming events calendar on your website as a WP calendar widget.
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- If you have a paid webinar, conference, summit or seminar, you can let website users purchase tickets with [Event Ticketing add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/event-tickets.html). In other words, this add-on turns the plugin to an interactive calendar. It incorporates Event Calendar WD with WooCommerce and lets you securely sell online tickets on your WordPress website.
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- [Frontend Event Management add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/frontend-event-management.html) of this events calendar plugin turns your event list into an online booking calendar. It lets users add their own events with desired dates and times.
 
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- [Facebook Integration add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/facebook-integration.html) of Event Calendar WD Pro lets you incorporate Facebook events with your WordPress site, and display the events feed within your WP calendar.
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- This beautiful calendar plugin for WordPress provides [Google Calendar Integration add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/google-calendar-integration.html) for its Pro version. You can import Gcal into Event Calendar WD, or simply display them on your calendar without importing.
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- You can do this with the help of [iCal Integration add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/ical-integration.html) of Event Calendar WD Pro. It lets you import iCalendar events into your web calendar, as well as simply display them without importing.
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- Enhance the plugin functionality with event subscription using [Subscribe add-on](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/subscribe.html) of Event Calendar WD Pro. It lets you provide options for users to subscribe to specific type of events. You can send email notifications to subscribers about new events of selected type.
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- = Creating/Modifying Calendars =
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- In this section you will learn how to create and manage calendars within the Event Calendar WD event plugin.
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- All Calendars
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- Here is the list of all created calendars. You can add new calendars, edit, quick edit or delete any of the calendars. Bulk actions are also applicable to the calendar section.
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- Title. Provide a calendar title. In Add Event section the calendar title will be displayed on a sidebar as a checkbox option.
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- Content. Fill in the description of the calendar. The calendar description is designed for the user to differentiate the created calendars.
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- Events. Select the events which should be included within the calendar. You can also create events and assign them to calendars from Add Event section.
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- Here you create calendar events straight from the event calendar itself. Upon clicking on the link "Preview/Add Event" a calendar will open up:
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- Date. You can either use the default date or change it using tabs and filling the date based on the date format for generating a calendar event.
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- Title. You can give a title to the calendar event, it will save a draft with the stated title. When adding the title, a pop-up will open up with a link "Editing details". By clicking on it you can add details of the calendar event within Event section and publish it.
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- Date format. Specify the date format for the calendar events.
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- Week start day. Choose the starting day for the week of the main event calendar.
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- Events Slug. Specify a slug for the page which will display the calendar events within a single list.
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- This list of all created events referred to all calendars within this events organizer plugin lets you perform event tracking in an organized way. You can add new events, edit, quick edit, duplicate or delete any of the calendar events. Bulk actions are also applicable.
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- Content. Provide the details of the calendar event.
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- Event Venue. Select the venue of the calendar event. The list should be created in advance to creating the calendar event.
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- Event Location. If the venue is not set, you can specify a new location for the calendar event using events calendars Google Map feature. Note that the location will not be added to the Venue list.
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- Event Dates. Specify the starting and finishing dates for the calendar event using the datepicker. If the calendar event lasts all day, you can check the "All Day" option.
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- Repeat Rate. If the calendar event is recurring you can set the repeat rate and days for repeating the calendar event on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis.
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- Daily repeat: Here you can set the frequency of the calendar event repeat rate, e.g. Repeat every 4 days and set the finish date, e.g. Repeat until October 5, 2015.
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- Weekly repeat. Here you can set the frequency of the repeat rate of the calendar event based on the week and day of the week, e.g. repeat every 2 weeks on Mondays and set the finish date, e.g. Repeat until October5, 2015.
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- Monthly repeat. Here you can set the frequency of the repeat rate of the calendar event for the month. This can be as simple as setting the event on the same day of the month as the original event or repeating it every first/second/third/fourth+Week day option (e.g. repeat event 2 months on the first Friday of the month). You can set the finish date as well ,e.g. Repeat until October, 2015.
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- Yearly repeat. Here you can set the frequency of the repeat rate of the calendar event for the year. This can be as simple as setting the event on the same day of every year as the original event or repeating it every specific month+ first/second/third/fourth+Week day option (e.g. repeat event 2 years on the first Friday of the September). You can set the finish date as well ,e.g. Repeat until October, 2015.
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- Calendars. Choose the calendar to which the event will be added to.
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- Organizer. Set the organizer of the event.
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- Slug. Set a slug using which all of the events using the event calendar category will be displayed.
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- Description. Provide a short description for the calendar event category. This is used for back end only.
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- Image. Set an image for the event calendar category page.
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- Category Color. Set a color for the category. The events of the category will be highlighted with the selected color. Keep this in mind when setting the color to make it a fit with the calendar theme.
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- Name. Set a name for the calendar tag, which will be associated with the event calendar.
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- Slug. Set a slug which will be used for displaying the events from the event calendar, which are using the stated tag.
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- Description. Provide a short description for the tag, which will help to differentiate the event calendar tags. Note that these are custom Event Calendar tags and not standard WordPress ones.
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- In this section you will learn how to create organizers/hosts for the calendar events. Please note that organizer appears as a hyperlink within the calendar event display, when hovered on the calendar event within the event calendar. By clicking on it, the users will be redirected to a custom post, where they can see the details of the organizer as well as the list of the calendar events hosted by the them.
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- In this section you can edit and modify the organizers. It is possible to apply bulk actions or make individual changes.
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- Title. Set a name for the calendar event organizer/organizer group.
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- Content. Provide the details about specific organizers, which will be displayed when the user navigates from the main event calendar to the specific organizer view.
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- Set featured image. Set an image to be associated with the specific calendar event organizer.
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- In this section you will learn how to create venues for the calendar events and how to mark up on event calendars Google Maps. Please note that venue appears a hyperlink within the calendar event display, when covered on the event calendar. After clicking on it, the users will be redirected to a custom post, where they can see the details of the venue as well as the list of calendar events, which are organized at that specific location/venue on events calendars Google Maps.
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- Here you can edit and modify the event calendar venues. It is possible to apply bulk actions or make individual changes.
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- Title. Set a title for the calendar event venue.
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- Content. Provide the details about the specific venue if necessary. This will be displayed when navigating from the event calendar to the specific venue page with event Gmap.
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- Venue Location. Fill in the address of the venue or drag and drop events calendar Google Maps marker to the location, which will be displayed with event calendar events.
786
- Set featured image. Set an image to be associated with the specific venue of the event calendar.
787
-
788
- Calendar Themes
789
-
790
- Event Calendar WD event plugin comes with 5 themes. This lets its components stand out among all event plugins on WordPress. In addition to the original Event Calendar themes, there is a possibility to add a new calendar theme based on the Blue(Default) theme option. Here you can change the look of the theme- colors, font sizes, borders and etc. The newly created calendar theme will be saved as a separate theme and you can use it while creating new event calendars. The calendar themes are divided in subsections and apply to either the Event Calendar views or the widgets.
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-
792
- Publishing the Calendar into a Page/Post
793
-
794
- To use the created calendars within a page or post you should use event shortcode. In this sense the Event Calendar plugin is similar to the other events plugins, and generally, all WP plugins.
795
- Open the page/post from the back end. Press on the Event Calendar WD events plugin icon within the editor. The calendar shortcode with three tabs will appear. An alternative is copying the calendar shortcode from the All Calendars subsection (it will take default settings) and further editing it.
796
-
797
- General
798
- Select Calendar. Using the drop-down list choose the event calendar you want to add.
799
- Events per page in list view. By default 5 events are being listed in list view. You can change the number to the desired quantity.
800
- Enable Event search. Check the box to enable front end search for the calendar events.
801
-
802
- Views
803
- You can set up to 7 different views with for the event calendar display. The views are Month, List (events lists), Week, day 4-day, Posterboard and Map (events Gmap). By using the drop-down you can select an event calendar view for each tab. The order of the tabs displayed with the calendar will be based on the selection.
804
-
805
- Filters
806
- This section works with the Event Calendar filters add on of this events plugin. You can specify the list of the filtering options you want to display for the front end users when viewing the calendar. This will help the users to filter out the events of the calendar, they are looking for.
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-
808
- Event Tickets
809
- This is a ticket integration add-on and booking plugin, which lets you have ticket sales through WooCommerce. In other words, this add-on is a reservation plugin for your availability calendar. You also get RSVP functionality and booking system with a booking form.
810
-
811
- Install this add-on to have a simple reservation system with a few clicks, and let users to make reservations on your calender.
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-
813
- Export To Gcal/iCal/Outlook
814
- If you need to transfer your events and place them on your Google Calendar, iCalendar or Outlook calendar, install this add-on of Event Calendar WD Pro. You can move your events to these platforms with just a few clicks.
815
-
816
- Publishing the Calendar as a Widget
817
- The Event Calendar can also be displayed as a calendar widget. Here it will preserve all of the features available with the standard large calendar. You can choose the number of the displayed calendar events, can set up a calendar view (Month event calendar and calendar event Lists) and etc.
818
-
819
- Go to Appearance > Widgets toolbar to set up a widget for this calendar manager plugin.
820
- Find the Event Calendar WD widget and assign it to a custom widget position.
821
- Title. Set a title for the event calendar widget. Alternatively, you can leave it blank.
822
- Calendar to Display. Select the calendar which will be displayed as a widget.
823
- Display events as. Here you can set the events to be displayed either in a Month (event calendar) or List view (listed calendar events).
824
- Events per page as a list view. Here you can set the number of calendar events you want to be displayed when list view is in use.
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-
4
  Requires at least: 3.9
5
  Tested up to: 4.9
6
  Requires PHP: 5.2
7
+ Stable tag: 1.1.11
8
  License: GPLv2 or later
9
  License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
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  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htmdAkRuIzw
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30
+ Event Calendar WD is a user friendly plugin to create an event promotion website or add and manage events to your existing WordPress blog. It’s a highly flexible event organizer plugin to create both, simple one-time events or multiple, recurring events. That's not all, sending event invitations and selling tickets online is easy with this plugin. You can provide a detailed description for all your events using WordPress editor,assign categories and attach tags to each of them. Every calendar is created as a custom post or taxonomy, which enables you to display the calendars among the standard post listings, such as related or latest posts.The plugin will make it easy to spread a word about your events with the social sharing button support, and will let your site visitors easily find events around them using the frontend event search option. Event Calendar WD has a straight-forward admin panel, where you can create and manage your events, add new themes, and customize your calendars.
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33
 
34
+ == Benefits ==
35
+ * **Organize as many events as you wish** - With Event Calendar WD you can add unlimited number of events and calendars to your website. Whether you want to go for a one-time event, or add calendars to multiple posts and pages, that’s absolutely doable.
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+ * **Events are easier to find** - Event Calendar WD is SEO-friendly, which means every event you add to your website is optimized for better visibility in search results.
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+ * **Leverage power of social networks** - Don’t let your events go unnoticed. Enable social sharing buttons option on the calendar, and spread a word about your events across the major social platforms. Also, you can sell event tickets directly from your website if you get the Event Tickets Add-on available for the Premium version users.
38
+ * **Attract with detailed descriptions** - Give your visitors the most important information they need to know about any event. Provide event venue, mention the hosts and organizers, include images, relevant videos, event link, and mark up the event location on the Google Map.
39
+ * **Distinct appearance** - With the available view options, themes and the extensive list of the customization settings, you can fully personalize your calendars and give them a distinct look.
40
+ * **Full Control and flexibility** - Event Calendar WD is highly configurable, meaning you’ll get full control over how you display the events and calendars on your site. The user-friendly interface of the plugin, will make it easy to manage and customize your calendars.
41
+ * **Support** - The team provides timely and effective support to all its users. We keep standards high and response time low.
 
 
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43
 
44
+ == What’s in it ==
45
+
46
+ = RESPONSIVE LAYOUT =
47
+ Event Calendar WD is responsive, designed to provide flawless calendar display across various devices and screen sizes.
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+
49
+ = UNLIMITED EVENTS AND CALENDARS =
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+
51
+ The number of the events as well as the calendars you can add to your website has no limit. Go ahead and fill your website with as many calendars as you want.
52
+
53
+ = EVENT CATEGORIES AND TAGS =
54
+
55
+ Organizing events on your calendars is super easy. You can assign categories to each of your events and attach as many tags to them as you want.
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+
57
+ = MULTIPLE EVENT DISPLAY VIEWS =
58
+
59
+ With Event Calendar WD you can have your calendars displayed in a number of cool views. Currently Month, Week, Day and List views are available in the free option of the plugin, whereas Posterboard, 4-Days and Map views come with the premium option.
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+
61
+ = RECURRING EVENTS =
62
+
63
+ If you want to display repeating events on your calendar which are held on a regular basis recurring events option will save you a great deal of time (Premium version). Just specify the event repeating rate under the evet settings and it will automatically be displayed on the calendar.
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+
65
+ = SOCIAL SHARING =
66
+
67
+ You can display social sharing buttons on the calendars and let your visitors share your events on Facebook, Google Plus, and Twitter with just a click.
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+
69
+ = CALENDAR WIDGET =
70
+
71
+ The calendars are added to the posts and pages with a shortcode, but if you want to display a nice calendar widget on the sidebar areas of your site, you can publish the calendar as a widget.
72
+
73
+ = CUSTOMIZABLE THEMES =
74
+
75
+ The Premium version of the plugin comes with five customizable calendar themes, that let you personalize the design of you calendars. You can set custom settings for almost every part of the calendar, including overall calendar colors, header, views,pagination, and events. Moreover, you can add new calendar themes with your own styling features.
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+
77
+ = GOOGLE MAPS INTEGRATION =
78
+
79
+ The plugin is integrated with Google Maps to help you display event locations. Simply choose a venue for each event and mark up the location on Google Maps, making it super easy for your guests to find venues.
80
+
81
+ = ADD-ONS =
82
 
83
+ If you want some additional functionality, like displaying upcoming events, selling online tickets, showing countdown for the events, and let your visitors add events on the calendar from the frontend, there are 14 available add-ons to choose from. Please note that calendar add-ons work with Premium version only. Find the full list of the add-on below.
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85
  [Event Tickets](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/event-tickets.html)
86
  [Frontend Event Management](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/frontend-event-management.html)
97
  [Export to GCal/ICal](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/export.html)
98
  [Embed](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd/add-ons/embed.html)
99
 
100
+ = SETTINGS/CUSTOMIZATION =
101
+ *Some customizations described here are available in Premium version. Please refer to feature summary for additional info.
102
 
103
+ You can add calendars to your website either by inserting the generated shortcode into your posts and pages, or display it as a widget on the sidebar areas of your site. The admin panel of the plugin is pretty straightforward and user-friendly. To add a new calendar you just have to go to the admin panel, click on the “Add a new Calendar” tab and it will open up a new page. Afterwards you need to give a title to the calendar and choose a theme for it. Once you’re done you can preview the calendar, save it as a draft, or publish it right away. You can add events to the calendar either from the admin panel and later assign them to the selected calendars, or by clicking on the date on the calendar itself. To have your event added to the calendar , you need to specify the event name,choose the dates, select the event venue,provide a URL and a relevant video URL if available.For recurring events, you just need to specify the event repeating cycles, such as daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. Under the settings tab you’ll find an extensive list of the general settings for the calendars that you can adjust to your needs. Here you can select the date display format, enable comments for the events, choose how the events will be organized, enable social icons, and a lot more. You can create new event categories and tags by giving them a title, adding a slug and a description. You can apply the tags and categories to multiple events at ones. For more information about the customization of the calendar settings, please refer to the plugin installation instructions below.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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+ [Premium version adds](http://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-event-calendar-wd.html)
 
 
107
 
108
+ * Recurring events
109
+ * 5 beautiful customizable themes
110
+ * 3 premium views: Posterboard, 4-days and Map
111
+ * 14 add-ons to expand default functionality
112
 
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114
  ###IMPORTANT:
115
  If you think you found a bug in Event Calendar WD, or have a problem/question concerning the plugin, please check out [Support Forum](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/event-calendar-wd) . In case you do not find a solution here, feel free to contact us using [this form](https://web-dorado.com/support/contact-us.html).
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118
 
119
  == Screenshots ==
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130
  == Frequently Asked Questions ==
131
 
132
 
133
+ = 1. How do I publish the calendar in the page or post? =
134
 
135
+ To use the created calendars within a page or post you should use the shortcode. Open the page/post from the back end. Press on the Event Calendar WD icon within the editor. The shortcode with three tabs will appear. An alternative is copying the shortcode from the All Calendars subsection (it will take default settings) and further editing it.
136
 
137
+ **General**
138
+ Select Calendar. Using the drop-down list choose the calendar you want to add.
139
+ Events per page in list view. By default 5 events are being listed in list view. You can change the number to the desired quantity.
140
+ Enable Event search. Check the box to enable front end search for the events.
141
 
142
+ **Views**
143
+ You can set up to 7 different views. By using the drop-down you can select a view for each tab. The order of the tabs will be based on the selection.
144
 
145
+ **Filters**
146
+ This section works with filters add on. You can specify the list of the filtering options you want to display for the front end users.
147
 
 
148
 
149
+ = 2. What add-ons are available for The Events Calendar? =
150
 
151
+ You can install a number of management-related, event grouping and integrative add-ons to boost your experience. Please note that the Calendar add-ons are supported by the premium version of Event Calendar WD.
152
+ **FRONTEND MANAGEMENT** - This add-on is designed for allowing the users/guests to add events to the calendar from the front end. In addition, the users can also have permissions to edit/delete their events.
153
 
154
+ **IMPORT/EXPORT** - The following data of the Event Calendar WD can be exported and imported: Events, Categories, Venues,Organizers and Tags. The exported/imported data will be in CSV format, which can be further edited, modified and imported.
155
 
156
+ **CUSTOM FIELDS** - Custom Fields Add-On will enable you to have more fields for more detailed and structured content: you can use this add-on and create additional fields for each event, venue and organizer.
157
 
158
+ **SUBSCRIBE** - Event Calendar Subscription Add-on is a great tool which allows subscribing to events based on category, tag, organizer and venue.
159
 
160
+ **EXPORT TO GCAL/ICAL/OUTLOOK** - Export add-on will allow your calendar users to export single or whole month events in CSV and ICS formats and import to their iCalendars, Google and Outlook calendars.
161
 
162
+ **EMBED** - This add-on will allow displaying a calendar from your site to other websites using embed code without need of installing ECWD plugin.
163
 
164
+ **FILTER ADD-ON** - This add-on is designed for advanced event filter and browsing. It will display multiple filters, which will make it easier for the user to find the relevant event from the calendar.
165
 
166
+ **COUNTDOWN ADD-ON** - With this add-on you can add an elegant countdown to your site. It supports calendar events or a custom one. The styles and colors of the countdown can be modified. It can be used both as widget and shortcode.
167
 
168
+ **UPCOMING EVENTS** - The Upcoming events widget is designed for displaying upcoming events lists. The number of events, the event date ranges, as well as the appearance of the widget is fully customizable and easy to manage.
169
 
170
+ **VIEWS** - ECWD Views is a convenient add-on for displaying one of the additional Pro views within the pages and posts. The add-on allows choosing the time range of the events, which will be displayed with a particular view.
171
 
172
+ **FACEBOOK INTEGRATION** - This addon integrates ECWD with your Facebook page and gives functionality to import events or just display events without importing.
173
 
174
+ **GOOGLE CALENDAR INTEGRATION** - This addon integrates ECWD with your Google Calendar and gives functionality to import events or just display events without importing.
175
 
176
+ **ICAL INTEGRATION** - This addon integrates ECWD with your iCAL Calendar and gives functionality to import events or just display events without importing.
177
 
178
+ **EVENT TICKETS** - Event Tickets Add-on is an easy set up tool for integrating ECWD with WooCommerce to sell tickets for your events.
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180
+ = 3. Can I publish the Calendar as a Widget? =
181
 
182
+ Yes, you can publish the events calendar as a widget. To do so, please follow the steps below.
183
 
184
+ Go to Appearance>Widgets toolbar.
185
+ Find the Event Calendar WD widget and assign it to a custom widget position
186
 
187
+ **Title.** Set a title for the widget. Alternatively, you can leave it blank.
188
+ **Calendar to Display.** Select the calendar which will be displayed as a widget.
189
+ **Display events as.** Here you can set the events to be displayed either in a Month or List view.
190
+ **Events per page as a list view.** Here you can set the number of events you want to be displayed when list view is in use.
191
 
 
192
 
193
+ = 4. How do I add a new event in the calendar? =
194
 
195
+ Open your plugin and navigate to the Add New section in the menu. Here you can create new events by specifying such details, as:
196
+ **Title.** Set a title for the event.
197
+ **Content.** Provide the details of the event.
198
+ **Event Settings:** These settings will help you configure the event dates, repeat rates, URL, venues and organizers.
199
+ * **Event Dates.** Specify the starting and finishing dates and times for the event using the datepicker. If the event lasts all day, check the “All Day” option.
200
+ * **Repeat Rate.** If the event is recurring, you can set a repeat rate and specify the days for repeating the event on a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis.
201
+ * **Daily repeat.** Here you can set the frequency of the repeat rate and its finish date. For example, repeat every 4 days until October 5, 2017.
202
+ * **Weekly repeat.** Here you can set the finish date and the weekly frequency of the repeat by specifying a repetition day for the selected number of weeks. For example, repeat every 2 weeks on Mondays until October 5, 2015.
203
+ * **Monthly repeat.** Here you can set the monthly frequency and the finish date of the repeat. This can be done either by setting the event on the same day of the month as the original event or repeating it on a specified day of the first, second, third, fourth or simply the last week of the month. For example, repeat the event 2 months on the first Friday of the month until October, 2017.
204
+ * **Yearly repeat.** Here you can set the yearly frequency and the finish date of the repeat. This can be done by setting the event on the same day of every year as the original event or repeating it every specific month on a specified day of the first, second, third, fourth or simply the last week of that month. For example, repeat the event 2 years on the first Friday of the September until October, 2017.
205
+ * **Event Venue.** Select the venue of the event from the existing venues or create a new one by adding a venue title, description, address, phone, website and location using a Google Maps key if necessary. Please note that you need to get a Google Maps key from Google APIs first to be able to configure the Gmaps features and styles in the plugin Settings. As for a newly created venue, it will automatically be added to your Venue list.
206
+ * **Event URL.** Set an external URL, which will be included within the event description.
207
+ * **Event Video URL.** Set the absolute URL of a YouTube/Vimeo video to be displayed within the event.
208
+ * **Calendars.** You can choose the calendar to which the event will be added to.
209
+ * **Organizers.** You can choose the organizer of the event from the existing organizers or set a new one by adding the organizer title, description, phone and website.
210
+ * **Event Location.** If the venue is not set, you can specify a new location for the event using Google Maps feature. Note that the location will not be added to the Venue list.
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212
+ = 5. How to change date format? =
213
 
214
+ If you need to change event date format, please open Calendar Settings and type necessary type in Date format input. For instance, in case you want to have dates as 03/1/2015, set the format to M/d/Y.
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216
+ = 6. How can I add a Venue to my event? =
217
+ To add a new venue navigate to the Venues menu in plugin menu tabs and click on the Add New button.
218
 
219
+ You can create new venues by specifying such details, as:
220
 
221
+ **Title.** Set a title for the venue.
222
+ **Content.** Provide details about the specific venue if necessary.
223
+ **Address.** Fill in the address of the venue or show the venue location on Google Maps by checking the ‘Show Google Maps’ option. You can drag and drop the Google Maps marker to the location, which will then be displayed with the event. Please note that you need to get a Google Maps key from Google APIs first to be able to configure the maps features and styles in the plugin Settings.
224
+ **Phone.** Fill in the phone number of the venue.
225
+ **Website.** Enter the web-address of the venue.
226
+ **Featured image.** Set an image to be associated with the specific venue.
227
+
228
+
229
+ = 7. Can I filter events based on categories, tags and other attributes? =
230
 
231
+ With the help of Event Filter add-on of Event Calendar WD Premium you can add extra user-friendly navigation on your custom calendars.
232
+
233
+ The add-on does not require special configuration. When inserting a calendar shortcode into a page or post, all available filters are added automatically. They display as checkboxes, which let users to select one or more options and filter events accordingly.
234
 
 
235
 
236
+ = 8. How can I display an upcoming events calendar on my WordPress site? =
237
 
238
+ Premium version of Event Calendar WD plugin provides Upcoming Events add-on. With a simple configuration, it lets you place upcoming events calendar on your website as a WP calendar widget.
239
 
 
240
 
241
+ = 9. Can I display events from my Facebook page on my WordPress calendar? =
242
 
243
+ Facebook Integration add-on of Event Calendar WD Pro lets you incorporate Facebook events with your WordPress site, and display the events feed within your WP calendar.
244
 
245
+ Turn it into a facebook event calendar by simply providing Facebook page ID when you edit your calendar. Alternatively, you can physically import the events from Import FB Events page, and add them to your Facebook calendar afterwards.
246
 
247
+ = 10. How can I integrate Google Calendar with Event Calendar WD? =
248
 
249
+ This beautiful calendar plugin for WordPress provides Google Calendar Integration add-on for its Premium version. You can import Gcal into Event Calendar WD, or simply display them on your calendar without importing.
250
+
251
+ Simply copy your Google Calendar ID to the corresponding option among WP calendar settings, and the events will appear. When you make changes on your Google Calendar, the events on your website will update automatically.
252
+
253
+ = 11. Can I let users to add their own events? =
254
+
255
+ Frontend Event Management add-on of this events calendar plugin turns your event list into an online booking calendar. It lets users add their own events with desired dates and times.
256
+
257
+ This add-on comes handy, when you require meeting scheduling and appointment booking calendar, or event booking functionality. Users can place event bookings by adding new events from calendar page, which will be queued for website administrator’s approval.
258
+
259
+ Tune up Event Calendar WD Pro with Frontend Event Management add-on, and set up a powerful online reservation calendar on your WordPress website!
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263
  == Installation ==
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285
  == Changelog ==
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287
+ = 1.1.11 =
288
+ * Fixed: Bug on PHP 5.3 version
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+
290
  = 1.1.10 =
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  * Changed: Introducing brand new free plugin: SEO by 10Web
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  When the installation succeeds you will be automatically redirected to the plugins page. If any issues occur during the process [click here to contact us](https://web-dorado.com/support/contact-us.html).
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views/admin/ecwd-event-calendars-meta.php CHANGED
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17
  if(current_user_can('read_private_posts')) {
18
  $private_args = $args;
19
- $private_args['post_status'] = ['private'];
20
  $private_calendar_posts = get_posts($private_args);
21
  if(!empty($private_calendar_posts)) {
22
  foreach($private_calendar_posts as $private_calendar_post) {
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17
  if(current_user_can('read_private_posts')) {
18
  $private_args = $args;
19
+ $private_args['post_status'] = array('private');
20
  $private_calendar_posts = get_posts($private_args);
21
  if(!empty($private_calendar_posts)) {
22
  foreach($private_calendar_posts as $private_calendar_post) {
wd/templates/display_deactivation_popup.php CHANGED
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
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  </div>
6
  <form method="post" id="<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>_deactivate_form">
7
  <div class="wd-deactivate-popup-header">
8
- <?php _e( "Please let us know why you are deactivating. Your answer will help us to serve you better (Optional)", $wd_options->prefix ); ?>:
9
  </div>
10
 
11
  <div class="wd-deactivate-popup-body">
@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@
18
  <div class="<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>_additional_details_wrap"></div>
19
  </div>
20
  <div class="wd-btns">
21
- <a href="<?php echo $deactivate_url; ?>" data-val="1" class="button button-primary button-close wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-deactivate" id="wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-deactivate"><?php _e( "Skip and Deactivate" , $wd_options->prefix ); ?></a>
22
- <a href="<?php echo $deactivate_url; ?>" data-val="2" class="button button-primary button-close wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-deactivate" id="wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-submit-and-deactivate" style="display:none;"><?php _e( "Submit and Deactivate" , $wd_options->prefix ); ?></a>
23
  </div>
24
  <input type="hidden" name="<?php echo $wd_options->prefix . "_submit_and_deactivate"; ?>" value="" >
25
  <?php wp_nonce_field( $wd_options->prefix . '_save_form', $wd_options->prefix . '_save_form_fild'); ?>
5
  </div>
6
  <form method="post" id="<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>_deactivate_form">
7
  <div class="wd-deactivate-popup-header">
8
+ <?php _e( "Please let us know why you are deactivating. Your answer will help us to serve you better", $wd_options->prefix ); ?>:
9
  </div>
10
 
11
  <div class="wd-deactivate-popup-body">
18
  <div class="<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>_additional_details_wrap"></div>
19
  </div>
20
  <div class="wd-btns">
21
+ <a href="<?php echo $deactivate_url; ?>" data-val="1" class="button button-primary button-close wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-deactivate" id="wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-deactivate"><?php _e( "Skip and deactivate" , $wd_options->prefix ); ?></a>
22
+ <a href="<?php echo $deactivate_url; ?>" data-val="2" class="button button-primary button-close wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-deactivate" id="wd-<?php echo $wd_options->prefix; ?>-submit-and-deactivate" style="display:none;"><?php _e( "Submit and deactivate" , $wd_options->prefix ); ?></a>
23
  </div>
24
  <input type="hidden" name="<?php echo $wd_options->prefix . "_submit_and_deactivate"; ?>" value="" >
25
  <?php wp_nonce_field( $wd_options->prefix . '_save_form', $wd_options->prefix . '_save_form_fild'); ?>