Event actions and subscriptions

Help links

Event actions

Event Actions Overview

What event actions are and a list of which actions are available.
Social media actions

Intro to options visitors have to share and promote your events.
Setup

Control action options in spud views and the event actions window.
Enable comments

Let visitors use Disqus or Facebook to comment on events and objects.
Hide event actions

How to hide event actions in calendar and event detail views.

Calendar actions: Print, Subscribe, iCAL, RSS

Print

Visitors can print events but results vary with page layout and browser settings.
Calendar subscriptions

What it means to subscribe to a calendar by email or through a feed.
Enable email subscriptions

How to cancel the default weekly email or disable the public subscribe option.
Customize calendar feeds

Control date range, number of events, and custom fields included in feeds.
Hide calendar actions

How to hide calendar actions in calendar views.

Visitor accounts

Event Actions options

Description of Event Actions and how it improves the event actions experience.
Visitor accounts: An overview

Why you should offer visitor accounts and how they work.
Customize the Event Actions web app

How publishers with admin privileges control the way the web app works and looks.

Overview

25Live® calendars are interactive. Calendar visitors have lots of opportunity to take actions on both a calendar and individual event level.

For example, visitors can subscribe to your calendar to receive weekly email updates or new event notifications through RSS and other feeds.

They can also easily add events to their personal calendars, set up event reminders, post events to Facebook and Twitter, and even comment on events using the Facebook comments plugin.

You can control which actions are available in both the main calendar and event detail views.

Event detail with event actions and Facebook comments enabled

Visitors who view this event detail can click links and buttons to easily post the event to Facebook and Twitter, add the event to their personal calendars, forward the event to friends, and more. They can also use the Facebook comments plugin to comment on the event and post the comments to their Facebook timelines.