I am setting up a vacation request calendar and got it posting days that vacation it taken, but it wont stretch the event over multiple days, so if i make a event that goes from the 1st of july to the 5th of july, it will only display the event on the 1st.
I'm using the latest version of the FullCalendar plugin and Library and Drupal 7 with the Bartik theme
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We are implementing an Advent Calendar on our Website in a dedicated Landing Page (mywebsite/adventcalendar).
As every day Users can win a prize by clicking on the "box" of the day; I would like to know at the end of the 24-days Campaign, how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar.
How can I achieve that using Tag Manager/Analytics?
I was thinking about placing a First Party Cookie with GTM the first time that the user land on the dedicated landing page and then use it in a Custom Segment to filter out the Frequency & Recency report on Google Analytics.
Would that work? Do you have a better idea on how to achieve that?
Are there any paid or free plugins out there that supports an event calendar and timeline display of said calendar?
Currently using Event Calendar by Modern Tribe and Timeline Express for timelines so I have to duplicate two entries.
This plugin looks good:
https://codecanyon.net/item/timetable-for-wordpress/1264400?ref=pxcr
Offers a TV channel / programme listings like timeline with date picker in top left and timeline beneath it.
On my site, I send GA some event data when a widget falls into a users' viewport. Earlier today (about 7 hours ago), I changed the labels of those events. I have kept the category the same.
When I navigate to "Behavior -> Top Events" panel on the GA dashboard, I don't see the new labels. However, in the real time view, I see the new labels.
Should there be a discrepancy between the two panels? Is there somewhere I can "hard refresh" the labels for GA?
I created a website build around a custom post type events. These events have custom fields, one of them is the event-date (the date the event is happening, NOT post publish date). I'd like a calendar widget that simply highlights the days an event is happening (maybe with a link to it). This means i need to plug my custom fields into a calendar widget plugin.
I found this post from 2 years ago, http://wordpress.org/support/topic/display-posts-in-a-calendar-using-custom-field-as-date?replies=8 - it seems they wanted exactly what i'm asking for. Unfortunately i couldn't figure out how to do it with the plugin mentioned by them (FT calendar).
Most calendar widget plugins simply use the pust-publish date. I need them to take their date-data from a custom field.
Do you guys have an idea which calendar-widget-plugin/way would be best for me?
After I've made a search and test of some of the event calendar plugins, calendar that would be closest to your need is All-in-One Event Calendar. After installing it is necessary to upgrade to the Standard version. The plugin has far too many options than it is needed, but is highly configurable so it can be configured to work roughly what you need.
Here is also the link with the analysis of different Wordpress event calendar plugins.
I'm making a wordpress site. It will include an event calendar. This is the first time I’m using wordpress, so i have no idea how to do this. This is the design that it needs to follow.
As you can see it requires a page for each month. The user has the ability to change between the months. I tried this with the events manager plugin, but without any success. Do i need to make it possible to add data through the permalink system? Or is there a plugin that has this feature built in?
If your base theme is twenty ten or twenty eleven it has a default Widget for this 'Post Archives'
It lists the Month / Year, shows total post count for the month (enabled by default),
otherwise you can use this plugin
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-archives/
or you can custom create it
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_archives
if you use this plugin to add Events it has an option to archive events
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-events/