Robert Parsons
09-17-2023, 06:06 PM
Hi everyone,
When you enter a calendar event, please put the state abbreviation and a colon in front of the title.
Example: PA:Some Silly Show or NJ:No one goes to Jersey on purpose show
This lets the user know without opening the event if it is a local or long distance show.
Secondly
When you create a calendar event, it also creates an "Event Listing" thread. However, it only pulls the title and the description you entered into the calendar event. It does not pull the date or time, I don't know why, I didn't write the code (Jackie) :lol3: So, for that reason, in addition to the address and other information, you must enter the date(s) and time in the description as well. Otherwise the reader will never know when the event is being held.
Attached is an example of how it should look.
Thanks
When you enter a calendar event, please put the state abbreviation and a colon in front of the title.
Example: PA:Some Silly Show or NJ:No one goes to Jersey on purpose show
This lets the user know without opening the event if it is a local or long distance show.
Secondly
When you create a calendar event, it also creates an "Event Listing" thread. However, it only pulls the title and the description you entered into the calendar event. It does not pull the date or time, I don't know why, I didn't write the code (Jackie) :lol3: So, for that reason, in addition to the address and other information, you must enter the date(s) and time in the description as well. Otherwise the reader will never know when the event is being held.
Attached is an example of how it should look.
Thanks