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HelpUh oh! We're in the process of changing the look of the site - again! Though the images below are slightly out of date, you should still find it useful.
At the top of the screen and to the left, there are two navigation bars. The one at the left, above the "Most Popular Calendars" contains the items you need to tell whether you are logged in and to add or administer your listings. When you are not logged in, as the button for accessing the registration page and the login function are shown. When you are logged in you will see the options for adding new events and for administering your existing ones. Creating an AccountClick the link. You will be presented with a form to enter the information required to create an account. We are requiring that people create accounts to enter listings in order to prevent the database from being filled with spam listings by automated means. Once you have submitted your information, an email will be sent to the address you provided (you should provide information that you can access easily). In this email will be a link that allows you to verify that you intended to create an account, and that the information is legitimate. Some email clients break the link across two lines, so you may have to copy and paste it into your browser in order to access the page properly. Once you verify your account, you will be logged in for this session. logging inWhen you return to the site you will need to log in to add new listings or to edit your existing ones. On the secondary navigation bar, click the button. Fill out the form (your user name and passwords). Please note, your password will contain only lowercase letters and numbers.
Once you have logged in, it will say your name and the items on the subnavigation bar will change to: Adding a New Event
Click the button. The calendar allows you to choose the start date of your event. Browse to the correct month, and click the blue button with the right date. A form will appear where you enter the information about your event. Entering your data
The primary items to fill out are:
CategoriesThere are plenty of choices for categories to find/view your listings, and we are always interested in adding more - if they are not so narrow that they will be empty most of the time.
Your listing can appear on as many calendars as are relevant to the focus of the event. To select more than one, simply hold the control (Ctrl) key (or the apple key on a Mac) as you click the mouse. For instance, if your event pertains to small businesses, business networking, and is especially for women, select all three categories in the "sector" drop down. Remember: listings are moderated so any extraneous categories will be removed. Editing Events
There are two ways of accessing a specific event that you have created. You can either use the calendars to browse to it, and when you view the details you will see an edit button at the end (if you are logged in), or use the button. When you click the button you will be presented with a list of all the events you have created, and a few details about that event. First you have the details about the event, and a batch of checkboxes showing which categories you have (and haven't) selected, so that you can get a quick overview. Beneath the details block is an edit button. Click this to go in and update the individual contents. Please note: Editing an event puts it back int he moderation queue in order to prevent spammers from abusing this site. Exceptions
If you have set a recurring event, and it will not occur on a specific day (for instance, you may meet every month, but be taking December off) you can use the "Set Exception" function. Clicking the "see exceptions" link launches a smaller calendar which simply indicates which months they are to be appearing. It opens on the current month, so you have to browse to the month for which you want to set (or remove) the exception. If the date is one on which an instance of your event is taking place, it will have either a "set exception" link, or "remove exception". Click it to change the status of the event. Using the event calendar on your site? | |
About CanadaEventsCalendar.caWe make life simpler for webmasters and for event promoters! When you list your event on the Canada Events Calendar (CEC), it gets displayed on a variety of websites that use our listings (RSS feeds, PHP includes, or javascript includes). By offering a free event calendar feed, other websites can connect to our content easily and quickly. Webmasters can choose events that are of interest to their visitors by: If your listing matches their choice, it becomes part of the information presented to their visitors! Remember, listing your event is free! | ||
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