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It is easy to setup Calendarize it! and start adding your events to the calendar. Please notice that Calendarize it! is at the same time a very versatile plugin with a lot of options. We will show you the basic steps to get started.
<ol>
	<li>Create a Page where you want to insert the calendar. Now go back to Calendarize It and click on <strong>Add New Event</strong>. Now go to the contextual help and click on the <strong>Insert Calendar</strong> tab in the help menu and find the Shortcode that will work for you. Copy it. Now go back to the page you just created and paste it in the body of that page.</li>
	<li>Create a Page that will be used as a template for displaying the Events Details.</li>
	<li>Create a Page that will be used as a template for displaying the Venue and Organizer details.</li>
	<li>Go to the <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc">Options</a> menu under Calendarize it and click on the Template Settings tab. By default it is set to template integration "Version 2" (Version 1 is the original template integration provided for back compatibility on sites that have already customized their calendar templates, but want to update the plugin). Select the templates you just created for the Detailed Event page, Venue and Organizer page and Calendar page.</li>
</ol>
This is the basic steps you should follow to get started. Now you are ready to enter your first event.";s:8:"location";a:3:{i:0;s:25:"edit.php?post_type=events";i:1;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";i:2;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:1;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:9:"Calendars";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:2;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:28:"Social Auto Publish (add-on)";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:3;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:27:"Capabilities and Taxonomies";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:4;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"Social Connection";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:5;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:24:"Add links to the sidebar";s:7:"content";s:135:"Do you need help?

<a title="Visit our HelpDesk" href="http://support.righthere.com" target="_blank">Visit our HelpDesk</a>

&nbsp;";s:8:"location";a:6:{i:0;s:25:"edit.php?post_type=events";i:1;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";i:2;s:48:"edit-tags.php?taxonomy=calendar&post_type=events";i:3;s:49:"edit-tags.php?taxonomy=organizer&post_type=events";i:4;s:45:"edit-tags.php?taxonomy=venue&post_type=events";i:5;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:7:"sidebar";}i:6;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:10:"CSS Editor";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:7;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:7:"Options";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:8;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:13:"Add New Event";s:7:"content";s:0:"";s:8:"location";a:0:{}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:9;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:9:"Downloads";s:7:"content";s:709:"<h2>Downloads and Add-ons</h2>
If you enter your License Key also known as the Item Purchase Code in the License tab in the Options Panel you will be able to access Downloads and Add-ons.

<h3>How do I find the License key?</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to Codecanyon.net and sign in to your account.</li>
	<li>Click on the Downloads tab</li>
	<li>Find Calendarize it! among the items you have purchased</li>
	<li>Click on the Download button and then select "License Certificate" from the drop down menu</li>
	<li>Open the text file that you have downloaded. Copy the "License Key" (Item Purchase Code) from inside the text document, and paste it in to the License Key field and press "Add License".</li>
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<a title="Get Social Sharing Panel add-on for Calendarize it!" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Social Sharing Panel</a> for Calendarize it! is an add-on that will allow your visitors to easily share events to Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn.

In the General Settings tab you can enable the Social Sharing Panel by selecting <strong>YES</strong> and then click Save. You will also need to create a Facebook App. This is not as difficult as it might seem. Just follow the instructions provided in the Facebook Settings tab.
<h3>Social Network API Keys</h3>
Go to the Social Connection menu for adding API keys for each Social Network that is used throughout Calendarize it! and its add-ons.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:11:"rhp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:20;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:15:"Payment Options";s:7:"content";s:361:"<h2>Payment Options (add-on)</h2>
Payment Options add-on for Calendarize it! allow you to create different products for Community Events add-on, which makes it possible to submit events to Calendarize it! from the frontend of your website.

You can create both free and paid products. That means you can charge visitor for submitting events to your calendar.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"edit.php?post_type=rhcproduct";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:21;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:19:"Social Auto Publish";s:7:"content";s:348:"<h2>Social Auto Publish (add-on)</h2>
Social Auto Publish add-on for Calendarize it! makes it easy for you to automatically publish your Events to Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.
<h3>Social Network API Keys</h3>
Go to the Social Connection menu for adding API keys for each Social Network that is used throughout Calendarize it! and its add-ons.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:14:"rhcsap-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:22;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:22:"External Event Sources";s:7:"content";s:992:"<h2>External Event Sources (add-on)</h2>
<a title="Get External Event Sources add-on for Calendarize it!" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">External Event Sources</a> for Calendarize it! is a add-on that will allow you to show events from Facebook, Google Calendar and Meetup.com by simply adding a feed. You can also show events from a external websites using Calendarize it! You can show the events from the external websites in the Upcoming Events Widget and in the Event Map View (add-on).
<h3>Insert Feed from remote website using Calendarize it!</h3>
The following URL (feed) is a sample of the syntax you will need to use. Replace the webiste URL with your own, and the Calendar slug with the one you want to show. In the sample below the Calendar slug is <strong>spartan-races</strong>.
<p style="padding-left: 20px;"><code>http://calendarize.it/?rhc_action=get_calendar_events&amp;post_type=events&amp;tax[calendar]=spartan-races</code></p>
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When you have the Capabilities and Taxonomies add-on for Calendarize it! you can easily create new Taxonomies (filters) and set the capabilities for each of the Taxonomies, which means you can control who can manage, edit, delete and assign them (use them when creating events).

The plugin will automatically detect the custom Taxonomies you have created and list them below. For each of the Taxonomies you will have the following drop downs:
<ul>
	<li>Manage <span style="color: #999999;">[taxonomy name]</span></li>
	<li>Edit <span style="color: #999999;">[taxonomy name]</span></li>
	<li>Delete <span style="color: #999999;">[taxonomy name]</span></li>
	<li>Assign <span style="color: #999999;">[taxonomy name]</span></li>
</ul>
Each drop down contains a list of the Capabilities available on your site. Lets say you only want the Administrator to be the only one able to Delete Calendars. Then you simply select a capability that ONLY the Administrator user role has. Look for the parenthesis after the capability name. It should only say (Administrator). This way no other users (user roles) can delete calendars.

If you want both the Editor and Administrator to be able to Delete Calendars then you select a capability that these two user roles share. Look for the parenthesis after the capability name. It should say (Administrator,Editor).";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:13:"rhcap-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:24;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:9:"Calendars";s:7:"content";s:1019:"<h2>Calendars</h2>
There are three default Taxonomies in Calendarize it!: Calendars, Organizers and Venues. You will find the three metaboxes in the right side. The taxonomies are used in the main calendar filter. It is possible to create custom Taxonomies, but this requires the add-on <a title="Get the paid add-on Taxonomies and Capabilities." href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Taxonomies and Capabilities</a>.

You can easily add any of the Taxonomies directly in the metaboxes, but you will have to edit the Taxonomy to add details.

When you add a new events to Calendarize it! you should assign the event to a Taxonomy, as it will allow you to filter the events based on the taxonomy filters in the front end.

All the information you add under Calendars, Organizers and Venues can be used in the Event &amp; Venue Details Box layout by adding a Taxonomy, Taxonomy meta or Post meta data field. This way the information is automatically inserted into the Event Details Page.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:48:"edit-tags.php?taxonomy=calendar&post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:25;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:10:"CSS Editor";s:7:"content";s:2226:"<h2>Visual CSS Editor</h2>
With the CSS Editor you can easily customize the look and feel of your calendar. When the CSS Editor is activated you can access it from the toolbar in wp-admin or from the toolbar in the public website.
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No matter which menu you load you will see some parts of the interface will stay the same, but the rest will change every time you select a new menu.
<ol>
	<li>With the red Action button you can <strong>Reset current settings</strong>. This will remove any customization that you have made since you saved last time. If you click <strong>Remove all customization</strong> this will as it says remove all customization and restore the default skin. The last option <strong>Scope</strong> is for experts. It will allow you to add a CSS selector and all the selected style will be prefixed with this CSS selector. This way the styles ONLY get applied to this specific selector.</li>
	<li>The blue <strong>Save</strong> button lets you save the customizations that you make. It is important that you save each of the screens. That means if you first select <strong>Calendar frame</strong> and start customizing this and then go to <strong>Venue page</strong> without clicking <strong>Save</strong> you will lose your customization.</li>
	<li>The <strong>Template</strong> tab will appear in all screens. This will let you give your customization a name and save it as a <strong>template</strong>. This will let you create multiple custom layouts. The <strong>Template</strong> tab is also where you load your custom templates and skins downloaded.</li>
	<li>The "Collapse" button lets you slide the CSS Editor to the left so that you can see the entire screen.</li>
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The Template Integration is one of the steps necessary in setting up Calendarize it!

By default it is set to template integration <strong>Version 2</strong> (Version 1 is the original template integration provided for back compatibility on sites that have already customized their calendar templates, but want to update the plugin). We would recommend users to switch to Version 2 if you want to take advantage of all the new features we have added to Calendarize it!.

In the Get Started section we describe how you create templates for the Detailed Event page, Venue and Organizer page and Calendar page. Select the pages in the drop down menus and save the settings.
<h3>Calendarize Templates</h3>
Calendarize it! has its own set of templates that contains all the shortcodes for each element such as the Google Map, Detailed Event Box, Detailed Venue Box and extra info. Should you choose to disable the calendarize templates and use your own theme templates you will need to manually add the shortcodes for showing the different elements.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:27;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:15:"Insert Calendar";s:7:"content";s:5579:"<h2>Insert the Calendar Shortcode</h2>
Calendarize it! uses Shortcodes to display the calendar as it makes it very flexible. You can display specific calendars, venues, organizers or calendars created by specific users. You can even set the view of the calendar by adding specific parameters.

Below we have listed the different shortcodes you can use with Calendarize it!.
<h3>Shortcode for inserting Basic Calendar</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar, and in the Options menu under Calendarize shortcode you can set the default view. You can choose between Month, Week, Day, Agenda Week, Agenda Day or Events List.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for Calendar by Individual User</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show only events created by a specific user. You can replace "username" with any other user.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit author_name="username"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for Calendar by Current logged in User</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show only events created or by a specific user when the user is logged. As an Administrator of a site you can change the "Author" (created by) easily. This shortcode is very useful if you have a lot of users and they have individual calendars.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit author_name="current_user"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for showing Posts in the Calendar</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show only Blog Posts.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit post_type="post"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for showing Pages in the Calendar</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show only Pages.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit post_type="page"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for showing specific Calendar</h3>
The following Shortcode will make it possible to show a specific Calendar. Lets say you create three calendars (taxonomies) Movie Premiers, Theater and Baseball, and you want to insert a calendar that only show the Movie Premieres. You need to find the "slug" of the calendar. Click on calendar in the Calendarize it menu and you will find the "slug" in the third column.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit calendar="name"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for showing events from a specific Venue</h3>
The following Shortcode will make it possible to only show events from a specific Venue. If you have a calendar with many events you might also have many different venues. Click on Venues in the Calendarize it menu and you will find the "slug" in the third column.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit venue="place"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for showing events by a specific Organizer</h3>
The following Shortcode will make it possible to only show events by a specific Organizer. If you have a calendar with many events you might also have several different Organizers. Click on Organizers in the Calendarize it menu and you will find the "slug" in the third column.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit organizer="name"&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Shortcode for Calendar showing a specific Month</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show a specific month. Lets say we are in May, but you want the visitors to see September when they enter the calendar.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit gotodate="2013-09-01"&rsqb;</code></p>

You can also use a direct URL to send your visitor to a specific month. Add the following at the end of the URL where you inserted the main calendar <code>/?gotodate=2013-06-01</code> (replace the date with any other date).
<h3>Shortcodes for the different Calendar views</h3>
When inserting the Shortcode for the main Calendar you can add the following parameters for each of the different views: Month, Basic Week, Basic Day, Agenda Week, Agenda Day or Events List.

<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="month"&rsqb;</code>
<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="basicWeek"&rsqb;</code>
<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="basicDay"&rsqb;</code>
<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="agendaWeek"&rsqb;</code>
<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="agendaDay"&rsqb;</code>
<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="rhc_event"&rsqb;</code>

<h3>Shortcodes for Upcoming Events List showing specific number of months</h3>
When inserting the Shortcode for the main Calendar you can add the following parameter for Event List and the number of monhts ahead you want to show.

<code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="rhc_event" eventlistmonthsahead="6"&rsqb;</code>

<h3>Shortcode for inserting Basic Calendar with specific First Day of the week</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar, and in the Options menu under Calendarize shortcode you can set the default view. You can choose between Month, Week, Day, Agenda Week, Agenda Day or Events List.

You can also set the First Day of the week in the Options menu, but by adding the parameter "firstday" you can insert multiple calendars with different First Day of the week.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit firstday="1"&rsqb;</code></p>
<ul>
   <li>0 = Sunday</li>
   <li>1 = Monday</li>
   <li>2 = Tuesday</li>
   <li>3 = Wednesday</li>
   <li>4 = Thursday</li>
   <li>5 = Friday</li>
   <li>6 = Saturday</li>
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This section contains all available downloads for Calendarize it!
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="width: 100%; max-width: 663px; height: auto; border: 0px;" alt="Calendarize it! Downloadable Content" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-downloads.png" width="100%" height="345" /></p>

<ol>
	<li>At the top you will find 4 links.  If you click <strong>Downloads</strong> it will show you all available downloads. If you click <strong>New</strong> it will only show you the downloads that are new, which means less than 14 days old. <strong>Add-ons</strong> is scripts (plugins) that will install and add new features to Calendarize it! If you click on <strong>Downloaded</strong> it will show you the items that you have already downloaded.</li>
	<li>Simply click on the blue Download button in order to install the item.</li>
	<li>Once downloaded and installed a <strong>ON OFF</strong> button will show.  Switch the button from OFF to ON and the new feature will be available.</li>
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<a title="RSVP Events add-on for Calendarize it!" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rsvp-options">RSVP Events</a> add-on for Calendarize it! allows your visitors to RSVP to Events in your calendar. They can easily RSVP using Facebook Connect, Twitter Connect, their WordPress account or manually enter their name and email address. They will also be able to change their RSVP status up until the time you set in the General Settings tab.

With the RSVP Dashboard Widget you can quickly see how many people are attending your event, how many that might attend and how many that are not going. You can also quickly download a CSV list of all attendees. And last, but not least you can easily check-in attendee from your smartphone or tablet.

In order to get started you will need to create a Facebook App and Twitter App. This is not as difficult as it might seem. Just follow the instructions provided in the Facebook Settings and Twitter Settings tab.
<h3>Social Network API Keys</h3>
Go to the Social Connection menu for adding API keys for each Social Network that is used throughout Calendarize it! and its add-ons.
<h2>How to enable RSVP Events Box on your Events</h2>
As soon as you download RSVP Events and flip the switch from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> the RSVP Events add-on is activated, but the RSVP Events Box will not show on the individual events before you flip the switch from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in the Layout Options metabox in the individual event.
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter  wp-image-20596" style="width: 100%; max-width: 335px; height: auto; border: 0px;" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-rsvp-box-off.png" alt="RSVP Events add-on for Calendarize it!" width="100%" height="378" /></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter  wp-image-20630" style="width: 100%; max-width: 335px; height: auto;" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-rsvp-box-on.png" alt="RSVP Events add-on for Calendarize it!" width="100%" height="184" /></p>
This will enable the RSVP Events Box on the individual event and your visitors can now RSVP.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:30;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:19:"Ratings and Reviews";s:7:"content";s:398:"<h2>Ratings and Reviews (add-on)</h2>
Ratings and Reviews add-on for Calendarize it! allow your visitors to easily rate and review events. And they can easily add the rating and review using Facebook Connect and Twitter Connect.
<h3>Social Network API Keys</h3>
Go to the Social Connection menu for adding API keys for each Social Network that is used throughout Calendarize it! and its add-ons.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:18:"rhc_rating-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:31;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:16:"Community Events";s:7:"content";s:1074:"<h2>Community Events (add-on)</h2>
<a title="Community Events" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-ce-options">Community Events</a> add-on for Calendarize it! allow your visitors to submit free or paid (1) Events to your calendar from the frontend of the website.

Allow your visitors to login using social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ or with WordPress login. We also allow you to set the capabilities for each user role in WordPress. By doing this you can allow some visitors to submit events without having to be reviewed. Maybe you want some visitors be able to create their own Taxonomies (calendar filters). This is can easily be done by setting the capabilities in the Community Events Access tab.

(1) If you have the Payment Options add-on for Calendarize it! you also charge money when visitors submit events to your calendar from the frontend of the website.
<h3>Social Network API Keys</h3>
Go to the Social Connection menu for adding API keys for each Social Network that is used throughout Calendarize it! and its add-ons.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:14:"rhc-ce-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:32;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:26:"Social Connection Settings";s:7:"content";s:965:"<h2>Social Connection Settings</h2>
The Social Connection menu is your to go place for adding API keys for each Social Network that is used throughout Calendarize it! and its add-ons.
<h3>Login Behavior</h3>
In the Social Connection Settings tab you can configure the Login Behavior. In the dropdown you have two options.
<ol>
	<li><strong>Reload</strong>: The page will be reloaded after successful login with one of the enabled social networks.</li>
	<li><strong>Redirect to custom URL</strong>: The page will be redirected to the specified URL.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Local profile registration settings</h3>
When visitors use any of the social networks to register on your website, and a email address is not available the <strong>Dummy email domain</strong> is used to generate a dummy email, when creating a local user profile.

You can also include a Login button to the local WordPress login (wp-login.php). Simply flip the switch to <strong>ON</strong>.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:33;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:19:"Advertising Options";s:7:"content";s:286:"<h2>Advertising Options (add-on)</h2>
Advertising Options add-on for Calendarize it! allowing you to display banners ads in the Events Map View add-on.

If you have the Payment Options add-on you can also charge visitors for submitting banner ads through the Community Events add-on.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:24:"edit.php?post_type=rhcad";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:34;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:10:"Organizers";s:7:"content";s:1020:"<h2>Organizers</h2>
There are three default Taxonomies in Calendarize it!: Calendars, Organizers and Venues. You will find the three metaboxes in the right side. The taxonomies are used in the main calendar filter. It is possible to create custom Taxonomies, but this requires the add-on <a title="Get the paid add-on Taxonomies and Capabilities." href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Taxonomies and Capabilities</a>.

You can easily add any of the Taxonomies directly in the metaboxes, but you will have to edit the Taxonomy to add details.

When you add a new events to Calendarize it! you should assign the event to a Taxonomy, as it will allow you to filter the events based on the taxonomy filters in the front end.

All the information you add under Calendars, Organizers and Venues can be used in the Event &amp; Venue Details Box layout by adding a Taxonomy, Taxonomy meta or Post meta data field. This way the information is automatically inserted into the Event Details Page.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:49:"edit-tags.php?taxonomy=organizer&post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:35;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:6:"Venues";s:7:"content";s:7072:"<h2>Venues</h2>
There are three default Taxonomies in Calendarize it!: Calendars, Organizers and Venues. You will find the three metaboxes in the right side. The taxonomies are used in the main calendar filter. It is possible to create custom Taxonomies, but this requires the add-on <a title="Get the paid add-on Taxonomies and Capabilities." href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Taxonomies and Capabilities</a>.

You can easily add any of the Taxonomies directly in the metaboxes, but you will have to edit the Taxonomy to add details.

When you add a new events to Calendarize it! you should assign the event to a Taxonomy, as it will allow you to filter the events based on the taxonomy filters in the front end.

All the information you add under Calendars, Organizers and Venues can be used in the Event &amp; Venue Details Box layout by adding a Taxonomy, Taxonomy meta or Post meta data field. This way the information is automatically inserted into the Event Details Page.
<h3>Add Venue</h3>
<strong>Name</strong>: This is the name of your Venue. A venue is the location where your event takes place. If you have the Events Map View add-on the name of the Venue will show in the tooltip when you hover the cursor over a marker on the Google Map.
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<strong>Slug</strong>: A <strong>slug </strong>is a few words that describe a post or a page. Slugs are usually a URL friendly version of the post title (which has been automatically generated by WordPress), but a slug can be anything you like. Slugs are meant to be used with <a href="options-permalink.php">permalinks</a> as they help describe what the content at the URL is.

<strong>HTML Description</strong>:  You can add a short description to the venue, which by default will be displayed in the Venue Details Page below the Venue Details Box.

If you this description to show up in the Venue Details Box on the Event Details Page you will need to add a custom field to the Venue Details Box Layout, which then pulls this information from the venue.
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The information you enter into the <strong>Address</strong>, <strong>City</strong>, <strong>State/Province/Other</strong>, <strong>Postal Code</strong>, <strong>Country</strong> fields is the information that will be displayed inside the Venue Details Box.  This is not the information that will display the Google Map inside the Venue Details Box. If you have the Events Map View add-on this information will also be displayed in the Floating Venue Box in the Google Map when you click on a marker.
<h3>Details for Google Map</h3>
<strong>Google Address</strong>: This is the address information that we will use to build the Google Map that is displayed in the Venue Details Box. Make sure the address you enter is valid in Google Maps, and provide you the result that you expect.

Sometimes you can't find an address in Google Map that will give you the location you want on the map. In these situations you might want to use the Latitude and Longitude fields. This way you can get the exact location on the map. You can use this <a title="Find Latitude and Longitude" href="http://itouchmap.com/latlong.html" target="_blank">service</a> to find the Latitude and Longitude.

If you have our Events Map View add-on installed you will see a <strong>Open Map</strong> button (1). Using this makes it very easy to find the Latitude and Longitude.
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The Google geocode address service can be rather slow if you have a lot of events. Therefore we recommend to add the Latitude and Longitude to all your venues. In the Events Map View tab you can filter out events that do not have the Latitude and Longitude. This will speed up loading your map if you have a lot of events.

When you click the <strong>Open Map </strong>(1) button a Google Map will appear. Type in your address and click <strong>Search</strong> (2). If Google Map geocode can find your address a marker will appear in the map on the location (3). If this is not the exact location of your Venue you can point the cursor to any location on the map and then click. This will add another marker. When you have the location of your Venue click on the marker (3), and the Latitude and Longitude will automatically be inserted into the appropriate fields.
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="wp-image-20966 aligncenter" style="width: 100%; max-width: 484px; height: auto; border: 0px;" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-venue-google-address2.jpg" alt="Calendarize it! - Use Map for Latitude and Longitude" width="484" height="617" /></p>
<strong>Zoom</strong>: This will allow you to set a custom zoom level for the Google Map when it loads. If you do not set any value the default, which is 13 will be used.

<strong>Text for info window</strong>: (4) This is the information that will show in the bubble that appear when you click the marker in the Google Map.
<h3>Contact Details</h3>
The information you enter into the <strong>Phone</strong>, <strong>Email</strong> and <strong>Website</strong> fields is the information that will be displayed inside the Venue Details Box.

The URL you enter in the <strong>Image</strong> field will be displayed as the header image in the Floating Venue Box in the Google Map when using Event Map View add-on.
<h3>Google Map View</h3>
This section will only be visible if you have the Events Map View add-on. You can set a <strong>Inactive Map Maker</strong> and a <strong>Active Map Marker</strong>. Simply click on the maker you want to select for the inactive and active. You can also enter your own URL if you want to use your own images as markers.

<strong>Marker size</strong>: This is the width and height of the marker. You only need to set this if you use your own images.
<h3>Business directory filters</h3>
If you have enabled any Taxonomies for Venues you can select which Taxonomies you want to enable to for individual Venue.
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By default you set the color of an Event in Calendarize it! when you create the event. That means it is set individually for each event. This gives you great flexibility when it comes to coloring events.

If you want to set the Event Color by Calendar you will need a add-on.  If you do not have the add-on go to <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc">downloads</a> and get it. Make sure you have entered your License Key in the Options Panel otherwise you can not download free or purchase premium add-ons.

You will see this interface in the bottom of the Calendar page.

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With Event Color by Calendar add-on for Calendarize it! you can easily set the text color (1) and the background color (2) of the event. If you change the color setting on the individual event it will overwrite the Event Color by Calendar settings.

Please notice that the color will not render in wp-admin, but it will render correctly in the frontend.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:48:"edit-tags.php?taxonomy=calendar&post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:37;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"Facebook Settings";s:7:"content";s:2880:"<h2>Facebook Settings</h2>
Facebook requires a Facebook Application ID to access data via the Facebook graph API in order to post Events to Facebook. The graph API is the primary way that data is retrieved or posted to Facebook. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to automatically post Events to their Facebook timeline.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps" target="_blank">Facebook Developers page</a>, and sign in with your Facebook username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>+ Create New App</strong> button. If you do not see the option to create a new app in the upper right hand corner, click on the green <strong>Register as Developer</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the <strong>App Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Read the Facebook Platform Policies and decide if you accept them. Once you have read the Facebook Platform Policies and have entered an App Name (under step 2 above), click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You may be asked to verify your account by providing a mobile number or credit card number. If your Facebook account has already been verified, you should not be asked to verify your account.</li>
	<li>You may also encounter a Captcha security check. Enter the Captcha code and click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the Basic Settings page for your app, where the App Name you provided under Step 2 will be shown in the <strong>Detail Name</strong> field. Check that the name is correct, and that your contact email address is correct, and then processed to the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your domain name in the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Next, go down to the <strong>Select how your app integrates with Facebook </strong>section of the Basic page, and click <strong>Website with Facebook login</strong>. This section will expand to show a <strong>Site URL</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your website URL in the <strong>Site URL</strong> field (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>Save Changes</strong> button.</li>
	<li>In the top you will find your App ID (Application ID) and App Secret (Secret Key).</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App ID and Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>Application ID</strong> and <strong>App Secret</strong> in the Facebook Settings tab below. You can also choose if you want to only publish text, image or both text and image. Then click the <strong>Authorize</strong> button in order to authorize your Facebook account, and then you are good to go.

You can now see the name of the account you have authorized. If you want to change this you can click on <strong>Change Account</strong>.

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An important part of the Detailed Event Page is the <strong>Event Details Box</strong> and the <strong>Venue Details Box</strong>. You can setup a default template for each of them or you can create individual layouts per event. Lets take a look at how to do this.
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter  wp-image-18243" style="width: 100%; max-width: 686px; height: auto;" alt="Calendarize it! - Event &amp; Venue Details Box Layout" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-event-venue-details-box-layout-share-button.png.png" width="686" height="913" /></p>

<ol>
	<li>Go to the <strong>Share tab</strong> in the Event &amp; Venue Details Box Layout metabox.</li>
	<li><span style="line-height: 14px;">In the tab you will see two buttons: iCal Feed (Google Calendar and other calendars supporting iCal format) and the <strong>Social Panel</strong> button. The Social Panel button will activate the Social Sharing Panel, which allow your visitors to share events to Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn.</span></li>
	<li>Simply drag and drop the Social Panel button to the location of your choice. Then open the panel and add a label. This will be shown above the button. Please notice that the inserted fields are automatically saved when you publish or update the event. You only need to click on "Save as default template" if you wish to create a new default template for your events. You can also reset to the "Default Template" if you make changes and regret your choice. In the Options menu under "Default event fields" you can restore the custom fields to the default layout that is bundled with the plugin.</li>
</ol>
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Facebook requires a Facebook Application ID and Secret Key to access data via the Facebook graph API in order to show events from Facebook. The graph API is the primary way that data is retrieved or posted to Facebook. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to show Facebook Events in your websites calendar.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps" target="_blank">Facebook Developers page</a>, and sign in with your Facebook username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>+ Create New App</strong> button. If you do not see the option to create a new app in the upper right hand corner, click on the green <strong>Register as Developer</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the <strong>App Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Read the Facebook Platform Policies and decide if you accept them. Once you have read the Facebook Platform Policies and have entered an App Name (under step 2 above), click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You may be asked to verify your account by providing a mobile number or credit card number. If your Facebook account has already been verified, you should not be asked to verify your account.</li>
	<li>You may also encounter a Captcha security check. Enter the Captcha code and click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the Basic Settings page for your app, where the App Name you provided under Step 2 will be shown in the <strong>Detail Name</strong> field. Check that the name is correct, and that your contact email address is correct, and then processed to the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your domain name in the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Next, go down to the <strong>Select how your app integrates with Facebook</strong> section of the Basic page, and click <strong>Website with Facebook login</strong>. This section will expand to show a "Site URL" field.</li>
	<li>Enter your website URL in the <strong>Site URL</strong> field (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>Save Changes</strong> button.</li>
	<li>In the top you will find your App ID (Application ID) and App Secret (Secret Key).</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App ID and Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the App ID and App Secret in the Facebook App Setting tab in the <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc">Options Panel</a>. Click <strong>Save</strong> and you are now ready to add the Facebook URLs.
<h3>Enter Facebook URLs</h3>
You can show events from either a Facebook organization or a Facebook page. It is not possible to show events from personal profiles at the moment. You will need the URL of the organization or page in the Feed URL field.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"edit.php?post_type=rhc_source";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:40;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:14:"Media Settings";s:7:"content";s:769:"<h2>Media Settings</h2>
In the Media Settings tab you can set the size of the image that is used as source for the image that is inserted. It does not directly modify the size of the actual image displayed, which is controlled by the stylesheet.

You have 3 different featured images that you can insert in Calendarize it!
<ul>
	<li><strong>Featured event image</strong>: This is the image that will be displayed in the Tooltip in the main calendar and in the Venue list.</li>
	<li><strong>Top image</strong>: This image will be displayed in the Top of the Detailed event page. You can turn this on or off.</li>
	<li><strong>Detail box image</strong>: This image will be displayed in the Event details box. You can also choose to turn this on or off.</li>
</ul>";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:41;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:19:"Setup Editable URLs";s:7:"content";s:587:"<h2>Setup Editable URLs</h2>
The CSS Editor will automatically try to detect the URLs of the following pages used as guidance  for the Visual CSS Editor.
<ul>
	<li>Calendar URL (page template)</li>
	<li>Single Event URL (page template)</li>
	<li>Venue URL (page template)</li>
	<li>Organizer URL (page template)</li>
	<li>Upcoming Events Widget (pages)</li>
</ul>
If you have inserted multiple calendars and upcoming event widgets in your website the URLs that are automatically detected might not be the ones you want to use for the editor. You can just changes these manually.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:15:"rhc-css-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:42;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:13:"Add new event";s:7:"content";s:2263:"<h2>Add new event</h2>
Lets create a new event. First we will enter a title. The title of the event will be displayed in the Calendar, Event list or Upcoming Events widget.
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="width: 100%; max-width: 611px; height: auto;" alt="Enter title here" src="{dcurl}enter-title-of-event.png" width="100%" height="95" /></p>

<h3>Enter the event description</h3>
If you have ever used a text editor like Microsoft Word you will feel right at home with the text editing area in WordPress. The buttons at the top of the edit pane allow you to simply format text by highlighting a word or entire phrase and then clicking the Bold, Italic or Strikethrough to apply the formatting to the selected text.

You can easily insert a numbered or bulleted list by clicking the button for the type of list you wish to create and then add list items one at a time and hitting the return key to add each new list item.

You can draw attention to special sections like quotes by using the blockquote button, and of course you can also align text to the left, center or right. Creating links is as easy as highlighting a word or phrase and then clicking the insert/edit link button. Enter the URL to where you wish the user to be taken when they click this link, a title which will provide more information when the user hovers the cursor over the link, and then choose whether you want this link to open in a new window or tab. You can use this method to link to any website, but you can also easily link to existing content on your website, by simply selecting the post or page to link to from the list. When you are finished click add link.

In the content pane you should enter a detailed description of your event. You do not need to enter information like start date, start time, end date, end time and other specific data like address, email and phone no. The start date, start time, end date and end time is added when you add the actual event to the calendar. And the address, email and phone no. is retrieved from the Venue.

You also have the option to add other meta data from the Venue, Organizer or Calendar taxonomies. As well as you can add any number of custom fields. We will get back to that later.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:43;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"How to load Skins";s:7:"content";s:1124:"<h2>How to load Skins for Calendarize it!</h2>
<ol>
	<li>Click on the blue Download button in order to download the skin.</li>
	<li>Go to the CSS Editor in the top toolbar and click on any of the sub-menus in order to launch the CSS Editor.</li>
	<li>Click on the Templates tab and you will see the downloaded skin.  Check the template (skin) you want to load and then click the blue Load button.</li>
</ol>
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="width: 100%; max-width: 337px; height: auto;" alt="Calendarize it! Download Sample Skin" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-download-sample-skin.png" width="100%" height="248" /></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="width: 100%; max-width: 601px; height: auto;" alt="Calendarize it! CSS Editor Menu" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-load-css-editor.png" width="100%" height="205" /></p>
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With the RSVP Events add-on your visitors can easily RSVP to events in your Calendar. Visitors are also able to change their RSVP status.
<h3>RSVP Box Settings</h3>
You can overwrite current settings on ALL events. This is useful if you want to either enable or disable the RSVP Box for all events.
<h3>Attendee Settings</h3>
In the Attendee Settings you can select the time before the event takes place, where visitors who RSVP'd can change their status. You can choose between 6 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours, 7 days, 14 days, 30 days or no limit meaning they can change status whenever they want.
<h3>General Application Settings</h3>
In the General Settings tab you can change the default settings for the RSVP Box on all new events. If you only want to use the RSVP Box for your WordPress users that are logged in you can change the setting to <strong>ON</strong>. This way the RSVP Box will only be visible to WordPress users that are logged in.

In the RSVP Events Box the Gravatar or profile image of the visitors Twitter profile or Facebook profile will show up when they RSVP to an event. You have the option to enable or disable showing the attendees.

When you move the cursor over the profile images you will see the name of the attendee. If you which to keep this private you can also disable this. And you can enable or disable the link to the attendees Twitter or Facebook profile.

You can also enable the RSVP Dashboard Widget. It will display all the events where visitors has RSVP'd. You can easily sort the different events by date, title, attending and if you have a lot of events and don't want to display all you can choose between 1, 3, 6 or 12 months.
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<ol>
	<li>When you move the cursor over the Turquoise square, which is showing the number of visitors who RSVP'd with <strong>Attending</strong> status, two other squares will appear. The Yellow is showing the number of visitors who RSVP'd with <strong>Maybe Attending</strong> status, and the Red square is showing the number of visitors who RSVP'd with <strong>Not Attending</strong> status.</li>
	<li>When you click on the icon with the envelope and letter you will download CSV list of visitors that RSVP'd with <strong>Attending</strong> status. If you have a problem with the formatting of the CSV list when you open it in your preferred program you can go to the Troubleshooting tab and change the character-separated value. You can choose between comma or semi-colon.</li>
	<li>When you click on the icon with the magnifying glass you will be taken directly to the <strong>RSVP List</strong> for the specific event showing all visitors that has RSVP'd, with any status. You will be able to delete entries, change the status of visitors and download a CSV file.</li>
	<li>When you click on the name of the event you will be taken to the Event Details Page on the public part of the website.</li>
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<h3>Ratings and Review Box Settings</h3>
When you turn <strong>ON</strong> the add-on the Ratings and Reviews Box will not be enabled on all events.  The Overwrite feature allows you to change the setting on all events to <strong>ON </strong>or <strong>OFF</strong>.
<h3>General Application Settings</h3>
You can choose whether all submitted Ratings and Reviews are automatically approved or you would like to review them before they get published. By default this setting is <strong>OFF</strong>, meaning that all submitted Ratings and Reviews will automatically be approved. If you change this to <strong>ON</strong> you will be able to <strong>show</strong> or <strong>hide</strong> Ratings and Reviews from the frontend.

If you only want to use the Ratings and Reviews Box for WordPress users that are logged in you can change the setting to <strong>ON</strong>.

By default the Ratings and Reviews box is set to <strong>OFF</strong> for new events.  You can change  the default settings between <strong>ON </strong>and <strong>OFF</strong>.

You can choose between three different rating icons: Stars and Hearts, which both have up to 10 icons. If you select the Faces (Smilies) there is a fixed set of 6 icons ranging from Angry, Sad, Neutral, Smilie, Cool to Happy.

Please notice that if you start out with using Stars or Hearts, which both have 1-10 icons, and then at a later point switch to using Faces, which only has 6 icons, then all ratings with 7, 8, 9 and 10 will not show.

You can choose to show or hide the Ratings list from the Ratings and Review box in your website.  Please notice that if you hide the Ratings list users can still submit Ratings and Reviews, and you can see the Rating statistics.
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Click on the  <strong>Submit Rating and Review</strong> button and the form below will appear, while the Rating statistics will be hidden. Visitors can either type in the personal information manually and add the review and rating and then click <strong>Submit Rating</strong>, or they can choose to just enter the review and rating, and then finish by using Twitter Connect or Facebook Connect.

If you have selected to publish the rating and review to Twitter or Facebook this will happen automatically when the visitor uses Twitter Connect or Facebook Connect. If you enable the link for the Gravatar and the visitor uses Twitter Connect or Facebook Connect clicking on the image (Gravatar) will take you to the visitors Twitter profile or Facebook page.

In the Twitter settings or Facebook settings tab below you can enable or disable showing the Twitter and Facebook button.
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When the Rating and Review is submitted it will appear below the rating statistics.  As more Ratings and Reviews are added they will appear below  and you can click or tap the bouncing arrow to load more ratings and reviews. Additional ratings and reviews will load automatically as you scroll down.
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If the <strong>View Ratings and Review</strong> button is not hidden you can click this and the submitted ratings and reviews will appear below the rating statistics.
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If the event is a recurring event ratings and reviews for all the events is shown in the statistics. A <strong>Filter Events</strong> button is visible and you can select a specific event and view the Ratings and Reviews for this event.
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In the Twitter settings or Facebook settings tab below you can configure the information that is submitted to Twitter and Facebook when a user submits a Rating and Review.

If you view the <a title="Event list" href="edit.php?post_type=events">Event list</a> and move the cursor over the quick edit links you will see a <strong>Rating list</strong> link . Click on this and you will see all the Ratings and Reviews that has been submitted for the event. If the event is a recurring event you will have the opportunity to switch between the different events.

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In the General Settings tab you can set the maximum number of custom taxonomies (calendar filters) that your users can create. And you can set the maximum number of pending events a user can have. If you leave these fields empty there will be no maximum.

If you flip the switch from <strong>ON</strong> to <strong>OFF</strong> you will remove the repeat section. This is for creating recurring events.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:14:"rhc-ce-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:47;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:33:"Social Connection Layout Settings";s:7:"content";s:1066:"<h2>Social Connection Layout Settings</h2>
<h3>Button Order</h3>
In the Social Connection Layout Settings tab you can change the order of the Social Network buttons shown in the Community Events form. Simply drag and drop the network buttons into the order you want. Buttons in the top are shown first.
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Please notice that only social networks that you have enabled will show in this tab.
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The social connection buttons are fully responsive and will work on any screen size.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:48;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:8:"Products";s:7:"content";s:3726:"<h2>Products</h2>
In this screen you can get an overview of the different products you have created, which will be used when submitting events with the Community Events add-on.

If you want to disable a product, meaning not having it show in the frontend simply click on the <strong>Quick Edit</strong> link that will appear when you hover the cursor over the title of the product.  Then change the Status to <strong>Draft</strong>.
<h3>Add New Product</h3>
<h3>Title</h3>
This is the title of your product. This will be displayed in the top of the Product Box.
<h3>Excerpt</h3>
This is the short description of your product, which will appear in the Product Box.
<h3>Product Box Image</h3>
This is the image that will appear in the top of the Product Box.
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<h3>Product details</h3>
This is where you setup the core details of the product.

<strong>Price</strong>: Leave this field empty and the product will have no cost. The button in the Product Box will say <strong>Free.</strong>

Payment Options add-on is prepared for <a title="WordPress Codex Internationalization" href="http://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers" target="_blank">Internationalization</a> according to the WordPress Codex and you can translate it using our Easy Translation Manager for WordPress or translate the .mo/.po file.

If you are not going to have multiple languages in your website, and just want to change the label on the button you can add the following argument to the shortcode.

<p><code>&lsqb;community_event price_prefix="£" price_suffix=" GBP" free_label="Free"&rsqb;</code></p>

<strong>Advertising Banner</strong>: If you have the Banner Advertising add-on for Events Map View you will see a field where you can set the duration of the banner advertising. If you do not set this the banner will never expire.

<strong>Event Published Days</strong>: Specify how many days you want the event to remain published. If you do not set this the event will never be removed until you do this manually.

<strong>Enable Custom Images</strong>: If you have defined any Custom Images in Community Events these will show up in the Product Details Box below. If you check one of or more of the images the visitor will be able to upload images through the Community Events form.
<h3>Discount Coupon</h3>
You can easily create discount coupons for your clients, where you can set a percentage discount or a fixed amount, as well as a maximum usage and expiration date.

When a visitor selects a product a field will automatically appear if you have created a discount coupon for the selected product.
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When clicking <strong>Apply Coupon</strong> the percentage discount or fixed amount will be deduced from the price of the product.
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Clicking on the button with the discounted amount will trigger the Stripe.com payment process.

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In this screen you can get an overview of the different ads (banners) you have created, or that have been submitted through Community Events add-on.

If you go to the <strong>Screen Options</strong> tab upper right hand corner you can enable and disable columns. Below we have described the default.
<h3>Start</h3>
This is the Start date of the banner ad. It is possible to set an exact start time for when the banner ad will be online.
<h3>End</h3>
This is the End date of the banner ad, meaning the day when the add will be taken offline (go into draft). It is possible to set an exact end time for when the banner ad will be taken offline.
<h3>Status</h3>
This shows the status of the banner ad. It can either be Active, Expired or Scheduled. Scheduled means that the banner ad will go live at the Start date/time set.
<h3>Event ID</h3>
This column will show the Post ID of the Event that the banner has been submitted with. This is only used if the banner ad was submitted together with an event using the Community Events add-on (form) from the frontend of the website.
<h2>Add new ad</h2>
Start with entering a title for the banner ad. Give it a unique name so that you can easily identify it in the overview.
<h3>Banner image</h3>
Add the banner image directly from the Media Library or upload your image.
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In the <strong>Media Settings</strong> tab under Community Events you will be able to set the Max Upload Size (in KB) for the banner image and you can add a label showing the recommended size for the banner in pixels.
<h3>Advertising settings</h3>
Add a link URL to the banner image, which is the destination that the visitor will be taken to when clicking on the banner.
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The Link URL should be absolute (the full URL).  Set the link target to either Same tab/window or New tab/window.
<h3>Calendarize</h3>
Select when you want the banner ad to go live and when you want it to expire, simply by clicking the calendar and set the <strong>Start</strong> and <strong>End</strong>. You set it to All Day or set a specific Start time and End time.
<h3>Trigger Banner ad by using Taxonomies</h3>
A banner ad is triggered when a visitor click on and select one of the Taxonomies that have been assigned to the banner ad. You must at least assign one of the Taxonomies to the banner ad otherwise it will not get triggered.

The default Taxonomies in Calendarize it is: Calendars, Organizers and Venues. However if you have the Capabilities and Taxonomies add-on you can create custom Taxonomies, which can also be used as filters in the Events Map View.

In the example below we have assigned the following Taxonomies: <strong>WordCamp</strong>, <strong>University of Miami</strong>, <strong>USA</strong> and <strong>Florida (FL)</strong>. This means these will be the triggers of the banner ad.
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This is the Event Map View where the banner ad has been triggered by selecting <strong>Florida (FL)</strong> in the State Taxonomy.
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If the visitor click the <strong>CLOSE</strong> button, the next ad will trigger according to the delay set. If the visitor click the <strong>Don’t show this ad again</strong> button the specific ad will not be displayed again, and if there is another ad in the queue it will be triggered.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:24:"edit.php?post_type=rhcad";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:50;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:16:"Twitter Settings";s:7:"content";s:2232:"<h2>Twitter Settings</h2>
Twitter requires a Twitter Consumer Key and Consumer Secret to access the API to post Events to your Twitter timeline. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to automatically post Events to their Twitter timeline.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a title="Go to Twitters Developer Page" href="https://dev.twitter.com" target="_blank">Twitters Developer Page</a>, and sign in with your Twitter username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>My Applications </strong>link. In the upper right hand corner, click on the profile picture and then on the <strong>My Applications</strong> link.</li>
	<li>Click on the <strong>Create a new application</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the Application Details <strong>Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter a short description for your application in the <strong>Description</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter the URL of the website where you will use the add-on in the <strong>Website</strong> field. (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Enter the Callback URL. This is where the add-on return after successfully authenticating. Use the URL of your website /wp-admin and then add this to the URL <strong>/edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhcsap-options</strong></li>
	<li>Read the Twitter Developer Rules Of The Road, check the <strong>Yes, I agree </strong>box, enter the CAPTCHA security check, finish by clicking <strong>Create your Twitter Application</strong>.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the My Applications details page of the new Twitter Application you just created.</li>
	<li>Now you need to copy the OAuth Settings to the Options Panel below.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>Consumer Key</strong> and <strong>Consumer Secret</strong> in the Twitter Settings tab below. Then click the <strong>Authorize</strong> button in order to authorize your Twitter account, and then you are good to go.

You can now see the name of the account you have authorized. If you want to change this you can click on <strong>Change Account</strong>.

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It is super easy to add your event to the Calendar. Simply click on the date where you want the event to start, and you will see a pop-up. The pop-up has four tabs: Date, Color, Calendar and Repeat.
<h3>Date tab</h3>
By default the event will be set to "All-day", but as soon as you enter a time the "All-day" will be unchecked. You can either enter your event in 12 hour format by using AM and PM or in 24 hour format. You can configure your default date/time settings in the Options Panel.

In the date tab you also have the option to create recurring events or arbitrary recurring events. By default the event will be non-recurring. You have an extensive amount of options and we will revisit this later.
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<h3>Color tab</h3>
In the Color tab you can set the color for each event individually, and you can set the text color. This is the color of the event in the main Calendar. If you click on the Reset settings button you will remove all recurring events, arbitrary repeat events as well as the main event.
<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="width: 100%; max-width: 355px; height: auto;" alt="Select Color for Event" src="{dcurl}calendarize-it-add-event-color-tab.png" width="100%" height="414" /></p>

<h3>Calendar tab</h3>
In the Calendar tab you can select the behavior of the link. By default it is set to show the Tooltip when you click an event in the main Calendar. You can also set the link to go directly to the Event Details Page or completely remove the link.

You can also set the target of the link to same window or tab or new window or tab.
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<h3>Repeat tab</h3>
You can easily add arbitrary repeat events by clicking on any date in the calendar. In the Repeat tab you will see a overview of the dates where you have added arbitrary repeated events.

If you want to remove a arbitrary repeat event simply click on the black <strong>x</strong> and then click Accept.
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<h3>Exclude tab</h3>
After setting up recurring events you can choose to exclude specific dates from the recurring pattern. Lets say you have setup an event to repeat Weekly, but you would like to exclude 2 weeks where the event is not taking place due to a holiday.

Once you have selected the dates to exclude, by clicking the dates in the calendar, you will see them in the Exclude tab. If you want to add them again to the recurring events pattern simply click on the balck <strong>x</strong> and then Accept.
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<p style="text-align: left;">For more information about <strong>Recurring Events</strong> and <strong>Arbitrary Recurring Events</strong> please refer to the specific topics in Help.</p>";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:52;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:6:"Labels";s:7:"content";s:409:"<h2>Labels</h2>
If you do not enter a "Button label" for the button it will by default say "Share". However it is possible to enter an individual label each time you insert a button on an Event.

You can also enter a default "Panel title", which is the title in the top of the panel that appears when you click the "Share" button. If you do not enter a default "Panel title" it will by default say "Share".";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:11:"rhp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:53;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:27:"Show Google Calendar Events";s:7:"content";s:2650:"<h2>Google Calendar Events</h2>
You can easily show events from Google Calendar in your websites calendar. With Google Calendar you can control who can see your calendars and events. You can use XML feeds from both Public and Private calendars.
<h3>Show events from a Public Calendar</h3>
If the calendar you want to show events from is public you will need to enter the <strong>Calendar Address</strong> XML feed into the Feed URL field in the <a title="Enter the XML feed in the Feed URL field" href="edit.php?post_type=rhc_source">Event Source</a> you are creating.
<ol>
	<li>Go to <a href="https://www.google.com/calendar/render" target="_blank">Google Calendar</a> in order to find the XML feed URL. In the calendar list on the left, click on the down-arrow button next to the appropriate calendar, then select <strong>Share this calendar</strong>.</li>
	<li>Select <strong>Make this calendar public</strong>.</li>
	<li>If you don't want others to view the details of your events, select <strong>See only free/busy (hide details)</strong>.</li>
	<li>Click <strong>Save</strong>.</li>
	<li>Go down to the <strong>Calendar Address</strong> and click on the orange XML button.</li>
	<li>Copy the URL that appears in the pop-up and insert it in the Feed URL in the <a title="Enter the XML feed in the Feed URL field" href="edit.php?post_type=rhc_source">Event Sources</a> you are creating.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Show events from a Calendar that is NOT public</h3>
If the calendar you want to show events from is <strong>NOT public</strong> you will need to enter the <strong>Private Address</strong> XML feed into the Feed URL field in the <a title="Enter the XML feed in the Feed URL field" href="edit.php?post_type=rhc_source">Event Sources</a> you are creating.
<ol>
	<li>Go to <a href="https://www.google.com/calendar/render" target="_blank">Google Calendar</a> in order to find the XML feed URL. In the calendar list on the left, click the down-arrow next to the calendar you'd prefer not to share with the public, then select <strong>Share this calendar</strong></li>
	<li>Make sure the <strong>Make this calendar public</strong> box is not checked.</li>
	<li>Finally, when creating events, make sure that either <strong>default</strong> or <strong>Private</strong> is selected under Options &gt; Privacy.</li>
	<li>Go down to the <strong>Private Address</strong> and click on the orange XML button.</li>
	<li>Copy the URL that appears in the pop-up and insert it in the Feed URL in the <a title="Enter the XML feed in the Feed URL field" href="edit.php?post_type=rhc_source">Event Sources</a> you are creating.</li>
</ol>
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In the General Settings you can disable the event link. Disable event search. This will remove events from search results on your website. And you can disable the Print CSS.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:55;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:16:"Google+ Settings";s:7:"content";s:2275:"<h2>Google+ Settings</h2>
Google+ requires a <strong>Client ID</strong> and <strong>Client Secret</strong> to access the API to allow visitors to login using the social network. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials.
<h3>Enable Google+</h3>
Switch the button from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in order to show the Login with Google+ button on the Community Events form. Remember that you need to enter the Client ID and Client Secret in order for the Google+ login to work. If you look to the right of the Client ID and Client Secret fields you will find your <strong>Web Origin</strong> and <strong>Redirect URI</strong>. You will need this for creating your set of credentials.
<h3>Create Client ID and Client Secret</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://code.google.com/apis/console" target="_blank">Google Cloud Console</a>. You will need to login to your Google Account.</li>
	<li>Click on the <strong>APIs and auth</strong> link in the left side</li>
	<li>Turn on the following APIs: Google+ Domains API, Google+ API and Contacts API</li>
	<li>Click on <strong>Registered apps</strong> in the left side</li>
	<li>Click on the red <strong>REGISTER APP</strong> button in the top</li>
	<li>You need to register your application to get the necessary credentials to call the Google API. Enter a name for your app and choose platform (Web Application) and then click <strong>Register</strong>.</li>
	<li>Click on the <strong>OAuth 2.0 Client ID</strong> tab to access user data via a consent screen.</li>
	<li>Copy the <strong>Web Origin URL</strong> from the Google+ Settings tab below into the <strong>Web Origin</strong> field and click the blue <strong>Generate</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Copy the two Redirect URI's from the Google+ Settings tab below into the Redirect URI field and click the blue <strong>Generate</strong> button. After entering the first URI click on the + and enter the second URI and then click the blue <strong>Generate</strong> button.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the Client ID and Client Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the Client ID and Client Secret in the Google+ Settings tab below and your visitors can login on your website using their Google+ account.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:56;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:11:"Insert Form";s:7:"content";s:206:"<h2>Insert Community Events Form</h2>
In order to insert the Community Events form on your website use the following shortcode:

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If you only want your registered WordPress users to be able to use the Ratings and Reviews Box then change the setting to ON under General Settings and then enable showing the WordPress button in the Ratings and Reviews Box.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:18:"rhc_rating-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:58;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:18:"Email Notification";s:7:"content";s:2260:"<h3 class="p1">Attendee Notification</h3>
Enable email notification to the attendee by flipping the switch from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong>.
<p class="p1">When enabled visitors that RSVP will receive an email notification about the event. You can set the <b>Email From</b> address, the <b>Email Subject</b> and you create the email content that is sent to the attendee. The field for the email content accepts HTML code, and we recommend that you create your email in an external program and then copy and paste the code into the field. You can use the shortcodes listed below to display different information from the event to the attendee.</p>
<p class="p1">[LINK] = Link to event
[TITLE] = Event Title
[STARTDATE] = Start Date
[STARTTIME] = Start Time
[ENDDATE] = End Date
[ENDTIME] = End Time
[ORGANIZER_NAME] = Organizer Name
[ORGANIZER_EMAIL] = Organizer Email
[ORGANIZER_PHONE] = Organizer Phone
[ORGANIZER_WEBSITE] = Organizer Website
[ORGANIZER_CONTENT] = Organizer Content
[VENUE_NAME] = Venue Name
[VENUE_ADDRESS] = Venue Address
[VENUE_CITY] = Venue City
[VENUE_ZIP] = Venue Zip
[VENUE_STATE] = Venue State
[VENUE_COUNTRY] = Venue Country
[VENUE_PHONE] = Venue Phone
[VENUE_WEBSITE] = Venue Website
[VENUE_GADDRESS] = Venue Guide Address</p>

<h3 class="p1">Administrator Notification</h3>
<p class="p1">Enable email notification to the Administrator by flipping the switch from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong>.</p>
<p class="p1">When enabled you can set the <b>Email From</b> address, the <b>Email Subject</b> and you create the email content that is sent to the Administrator of the website.</p>
<p class="p1">The field for the email content accepts HTML code, and we recommend that you create your email in an external program and then copy and paste the code into the field. You can use the shortcodes listed below to display different information.</p>
<p class="p1">[LINK] = Link to event
[TITLE] = Event Title
[STARTDATE] = Start Date
[STARTTIME] = Start Time
[ENDDATE] = End Date
[ENDTIME] = End Time
[ATTENDEE_NAME] = Attendee Navn
[ATTENDEE_EMAIL] = Attendee Email
[ATTENDEE_LINK] = Attendee link
[ATTENDEE_STATUS] = Attending, Maybe Attending or Not Attending</p>";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:59;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"LinkedIn Settings";s:7:"content";s:2262:"<h2>LinkedIn Settings</h2>
LinkedIn requires a LinkedIn API Key and Secret Key to access the API to post Events to your LinkedIn timeline. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to automatically post Events to their LinkedIn timeline.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a title="Go to LinkedIn Developer Page" href="http://developer.linkedin.com/" target="_blank">LinkedIn Developer Page</a>, and sign in with your LinkedIn username and password.</li>
	<li>Click theÂ <strong>API Keys</strong> link. In the upper right hand corner, click on the profile picture and then on the <strong>API Keys</strong> link.</li>
	<li>Click on theÂ <strong>Add New Application</strong> link.</li>
	<li>Enter a Company Name in the <strong>Company Name </strong>field.</li>
	<li>Enter a Application Name in the <strong>Application Name </strong>field.</li>
	<li>Enter a short description for your application in the <strong>Description</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter the URL of the website where you will use the add-on in the <strong>Website</strong> field. (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Select from the Application Use drop down where you will use the App.</li>
	<li>Set the Live Status (Live or Development)</li>
	<li>Enter the Contact Info. Email and Phone is required.</li>
	<li>Check the Agree box <strong>I have read and agree to the LinkedIn API Terms of Use</strong>.</li>
	<li>Click <strong>Add Application</strong>. You have now created your LinkedIn App.</li>
	<li>Now you need to copy the OAuth Settings to the Options Panel below.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the API Key and Secret Key</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>API Key</strong> and <strong>Secret Key</strong> in the LinkedIn Settings tab below. You can also choose if you want to only publish text, image or both text and image. Then click the <strong>Authorize</strong> button in order to authorize your LinkedIn account (you might be asked to validate your login credentials to your LinkedIn account), and then you are good to go.

You can now see the name of the account you have authorized. If you want to change this you can click on <strong>Change Account</strong>.

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The Calendarize Shortcode tab contains all settings that will affect the default calendar settings.

By default Calendarize it! does not use a UI-theme. However it supports the usage of UI-themes, but if you want to customize the CSS settings of the calendar you should not select a UI-theme.

In the <strong>Default View</strong> drop down you can select the default view of the calendar when you use the basic shortcode

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit&rsqb;</code></p>

You can also set the default view by adding a parameter to the shortcode (for detailed overview of all shortcodes please check the Help under <a href="post-new.php?post_type=events"><strong>Add New Event</strong></a> and then Insert Calendar).

In the <strong>Aspect Ratio</strong> box you can set the width-to-height aspect ratio of the calendar. A calendar is a block-level element that fills its entire available width. The calendar's height, however, is determined by this ratio of width-to-height. Larger numbers make smaller heights.

<strong>Left header</strong>: this is the default navigation buttons in the left side above the calendar. You can customize them by removing some of the default tags: rch_search prevYear,prev,next,nextYear today

<strong>Center header</strong>: this is the default label center above the calendar. By default it will show the month and year: title

<strong>Right header</strong>: this is the default navigation buttons in the right side above the calendar. You can customize them by removing some of the default tags: month,agendaWeek,agendaDay,rhc_event.
<h3>Disable months</h3>
In this section you can choose to disable individual months of the year from the calendar view. When you click the Previous or Next buttons the calendar will simply skip the months that are disabled.

<h3>Hide days from view</h3>
In this section you can choose to hide specific days of the week or hide weekends from the calendar view. You can select which day should be the first of the week and you can enable week numbers.

If you enable the <strong>Show loading overlay</strong> you will see a spinning circle (preloader) as events are loaded into the calendar. The preloader will show in all views including the Widgets inserted into the dynamic widget areas.

<h3>Calendar labels and Button labels</h3>
By default the Calendar labels and Button labels are all english (we also provide Spanish and Italian language files). Calendarize it! is prepared for translation according to the <a title="Translation Codex" href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress" target="_blank">WordPress codex for internationalization</a>, however if you just want to show the Calendar labels and Button labels in a different language you can use the fields to customize the names.

Only use this option if you want to use different labels than the default. If you use this option you can not translate the labels unless you manually add localization strings.
<h3>Month View</h3>
This will allow you to set the number of weeks you want to show in the calendar. You can choose between three settings.
<ul>
	<li><strong>Fixed</strong>: The calendar will always be 6 weeks tall. The height will always be the same, as determined by height, content height or the aspect ratio.</li>
	<li><strong>Liquid</strong>: The calendar will have either 4, 5 or 6 weeks, depending on the month. The height of the weeks will stretch to fill the available height, as determined by height, content height or aspect ratio.</li>
	<li><strong>Variable</strong>: The calendar will have either 4, 5, or 6 weeks, depending on the month. Each week will have the same constant height, meaning the calendar's height will change month-to-month.</li>
         <li><strong>Background matches event color</strong>: Select <strong>yes</strong> if you want the day cell to match the background color the event.</li>
         <li><strong>Month view image</strong>: Select <strong>yes</strong> if you the Month View image to show in the calendar. Please notice that the Month View image metabox must be enabled to use this feature.</li>
          <li><strong>Month view image metabox</strong>: Select <strong>yes</strong> if you want to use the Month View image in the calendar. This will show a metabox in the page where you create the event.</li>
          <li><strong>Next day threshold</strong>: You can use this if you have an event that spans over midnight, but you only want it to show on one day. You can set the number of hours you will allow past midnight without it showing on the second day.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Agenda view (week and day view)</h3>
In this section you can choose to show or not show the all-day slot, and you can set a label for the all-day slot.
<ul>
	<li><strong>First slider</strong> allow you to set the first hour that will be visible in the scroll pane. You will be able to scroll upwards to see the events before this time. If you want to prevent users from doing this, use the Minimum displayed time slider instead.</li>
	<li><strong>Second slider</strong> allow you to divide each hour into time slots from 5-60 minutes. The default will a slot every half hour.</li>
	<li><strong>Third slider</strong> allow you to set the first hour/time that will be displayed, even when the scrollbars have been scrolled all the way up.</li>
	<li><strong>Fourth slider</strong> allow you to set the last hour/time that will be displayed, even when the scrollbars have been scrolled all the way down.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Event List View</h3>
In this section you can configure how you want to setup the Event List View.
<ul>
	<li><strong>Show same date header:</strong> choose yes to show a label with the date before events on the same date.</li>
	<li><strong>Upcoming only:</strong> choose yes if you only want to display upcoming events.</li>
	<li><strong>Reverse order:</strong> choose yes to invert the order of events</li>
	<li><strong>Show multi month events:</strong> By default long spanning events that started on a different month will not be displayed in the event list. Check yes to show them.</li>
        <li><strong>Remove ended</strong>: If this feature is enabled it will remove events that has ended. Event and date is compared against the time in the client side.</li>
        <li><strong>Stack behavior</strong>: If this feature is enabled it will use Ajax to load additional events at the bottom (hence stack) instead of clearing the view and loading new events.</li>
        <li><strong>Stack Autoload</strong>: If this feature is enabled additional events will automatically get fetched and loaded using Ajax when you scroll to the bottom of the page.</li>
        <li><strong>Months ahead:</strong> By default the events view show up to one month of upcoming events. Use this option to show more events.</li>	
        <li><strong>Custom Days per page</strong>: This is an optional setting and will allow you to set the number of days to advance when you click the Next or Previous navigation button.</li>
        <li><strong>Months ahead to show</strong>: This is an optional setting and will allow you to set the number of months ahead you want to display.</li>
	<li><strong>Max displayed events</strong>: This is an optional setting and will allow you to set the maximum number of events the Event List displays.</li>
	<li><strong>Max displayed events:</strong> Optionally limit the number of events displayed.</li>	
        <li><strong>Load Dynamic Event Details Box:</strong> Choose yes to load the "custom event fields", which is configured on the Event Details metabox.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Tooltip Behavior</h3>
In this section you can set the default tooltip behavior. You can choose between _self, _blank, _top and _parent. And you can completely disable the title link (this way there is no link to the Event Details Page). If you want to disable the tooltip you need to do this on the individual event.

Select <strong>yes</strong> if you want to enable the Custom Details Layout Tooltip. This will allow you to customize the fields in the tooltip in the Month View. You can customize the information in the Event, Venue and Tooltip Box Layout when you create an event. It is also possible to save a default template, which is then used for all new events. If you want to apply the Custom Tooltip Details to all current events, go to the Default Event Fields tab in the Option menu.
<h3>iCalendar Button</h3>
In this section you can enable or disable the Calendar feed and you can customize the width of the dialog box, change the labels as well as choose alignment of the button.
<h3>Calendar button (filter)</h3>
In this section you can enable or disable using hierarchical filtering. Limit the terms listed under a taxonomy in the taxonomy filter (calendar). For example, lets say that the calendar is configured to only show events from the "Sports" category, the filter will only display terms that contains events, which are children of the "Sports" term.
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With the Layout Options metabox we let you control the layout of the Event Details Page. You have 5 different sections on the Event Details Page that you can turn ON or OFF.
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Below you will see a illustration that shows the location of the 5 different sections on the Event Details Page that you can turn ON or OFF.  No. 1 is the top image.  In the Options menu under Media Settings you can set the size of the source images that is displayed in section 1 and 2. Notice that changing the size of the source image will not affect the size shown on the page. This is controlled by the CSS in the page and the specific layout you select.

Please notice that if you turn OFF no. 2 (Event Details Box) and no. 4 (Venue Details Box)  you will automatically hide no. 3 (Event Details Box Image) and no. 5 (Venue Details Box Map). However you can turn OFF no. 3  and no. 5 individually and then no. 2 and no. 4 will still be visible.
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In the Event &amp; Venue Details Box Layout tab you can setup the layout of the Event Details Box and the Venue Details Box. And you can add metadata and custom fields.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:62;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:14:"Style settings";s:7:"content";s:397:"<h2>Style settings</h2>
Select where you want the "Social Sharing Panel" to appear from. Please notice that if you want to change the colors and fonts of the panel you must choose either "Right Reveal" or "Right Push" while using the Visual CSS Editor. Otherwise it will be hidden behind the CSS Editor.

When you are done styling the "Social Sharing Panel" you can select any of the 4 options.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:11:"rhp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:63;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:22:"Show Meetup.com Events";s:7:"content";s:776:"<h2>Show Meetup.com Events</h2>
The Meetup API provides a simple interface for accessing the Meetup platform. You just need to enter the API Key in the Meetup.com Settings tab in the <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc">Options Panel</a>.
<ol>
	<li><a href="http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/" target="_blank">Meetup.com API page</a> and click on API Key in the top menu.</li>
	<li>Click on the blue locker to reveal your API Key</li>
	<li>Copy the API Key</li>
	<li>Enter the API key in the Meetup.com Settings tab in the <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc">Options Panel</a> and click save.</li>
	<li>You are now ready to enter Meetup.com group URLs in the <a href="edit.php?post_type=rhc_source">Event Source</a> you have created.</li>
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This is what your visitors will see on the Event Details page when you have flipped the switch from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in the Layout Options metabox.
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<ol>
	<li>The RSVP Box allows your visitors to easily RSVP to an event. In the colored panel in the left side the visitor can choose between three types of attendance: Attending Event (Green), Maybe (Yellow) and Not Attending (Red).</li>
	<li>The visitor only needs to enter first name, last name and email (comment is optional) if not using Connect with Twitter or Connect with Facebook. When using Connect with Twitter or Connect with Facebook the information is obtained from the social profile.</li>
	<li>If the visitor check the <strong>Receive notification by email about the event</strong> an email will be send. You can setup the content of the email in the General Settings tab in the Options Panel.</li>
	<li>If the visitor filled in the personal information click the <strong>Join and RSVP</strong> to submit.</li>
	<li>As your visitors RSVP their Gravatar or profile image from Twitter and Facebook will show up in the Already attending list. When you move the cursor over an image it will animate and if enabled show the name of the attendee. If enabled you will be able to go directly to their Twitter or Facebook profile. You can disable showing profile images under General Settings in the Options Panel.</li>
</ol>
If you have downloaded the CSS Editor and turned it <strong>ON</strong> you will be able to change the styling of the RSVP Box.
<h3>RSVP List</h3>
In the Event list where you see all events you will be able to view all attendees. Move the cursor over the event title and you will see the link <strong>RSVP List</strong>.
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When you click on the RSVP List link you will get a list showing all visitors <strong>Attending Event</strong>, <strong>Maybe</strong> and <strong>Not Attending</strong>. The list will show Attendees in the top.
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<ol>
	<li>If this is a recurring event and you have Attendees on multiple occurrences you can click through the different events in the top.</li>
	<li>If the user RSVP by filling in the first name, last name and email it will show up in the RSVP List. If the user uses Twitter Connect the name and Twitter name will show in the list. If the user uses Facebook Connect the list will show the name and Facebook email.</li>
	<li>The Login Type column is showing Manual if the user RSVP by filling in the information manually. If Twitter Connect or Facebook Connect is used there will be a link to the Twitter profile and Facebook profile.</li>
	<li>In the Attending column you can easily change the status: <strong>Yes</strong>, <strong>Maybe</strong> or <strong>No</strong>. Changing the Attending status will also change the numbers in the RSVP box on the Event Details page.</li>
	<li>You can also delete users completely from the RSVP List. Deleting users will also change the numbers in the RSVP box on the Event Details page. And their profile image or Gravatar will no longer show.</li>
</ol>
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Twitter requires a Twitter Consumer Key and Consumer Secret to access the API to post Ratings and Reviews to your Twitter timeline. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to post Ratings and Reviews to their Twitter timeline.
<h3>Twitter Application Settings</h3>
If you do not enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret the Twitter Connect button will not show in the Ratings and Reviews box. You can also manually enable or disable it. Follow the steps below to create the <strong>Key</strong> and <strong>Secret</strong>.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a title="Go to Twitters Developer Page" href="https://dev.twitter.com" target="_blank">Twitters Developer Page</a>, and sign in with your Twitter username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>My Applications</strong> link. In the upper right hand corner, click on the profile picture and then on the <strong>My Applications</strong> link.</li>
	<li>Click on the <strong>Create a new application </strong>button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the Application Details <strong>Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter a short description for your application in the <strong>Description</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter the URL of the website where you will use the add-on in the <strong>Website</strong> field. (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Enter the Callback URL. This is where the add-on return after successfully authenticating. Use the URL of your website.</li>
	<li>Read the Twitter Developer Rules Of The Road, check the <strong>Yes, I agree </strong>box, enter the CAPTCHA security check, finish by clicking <strong>Create your Twitter Application</strong>.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the My Applications details page of the new Twitter Application you just created.</li>
	<li>You should also click on <strong>Create my access token</strong>. This is used to sign requests with your own Twitter account.</li>
	<li>Now you need to copy the OAuth Settings to the Options Panel below.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Auto Tweet to visitors Twitter Account</h3>
You can have the plugin automatic post a Tweet to the visitors Twitter account when a Rating and Review is submitted. All you need to do is change the <strong>Access Level</strong> from <strong>Read-only</strong> to <strong>Read and Write</strong>. Click on the <strong>Settings tab</strong> and go to Application Type. Finish by clicking <strong>Update this Twitter application's settings</strong>.
<h3>Enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>Consumer Key </strong>and <b>Consumer Secret</b> in the Twitter Settings tab below.
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Facebook requires a Facebook Application ID to access data via the Facebook graph API in order to allow visitors to login using the social network. The graph API is the primary way that data is retrieved or posted to Facebook. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials.
<h3>Enable Facebook</h3>
Switch the button from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in order to show the Login with Facebook button on the Community Events form. Remember that you need to enter the App id and App Secret in order for the Facebook login to work.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps" target="_blank">Facebook Developers page</a>, and sign in with your Facebook username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>+ Create New App</strong> button. If you do not see the option to create a new app in the upper right hand corner, click on the green <strong>Register as Developer</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the <strong>App Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Read the Facebook Platform Policies and decide if you accept them. Once you have read the Facebook Platform Policies and have entered an App Name (under step 2 above), click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You may be asked to verify your account by providing a mobile number or credit card number. If your Facebook account has already been verified, you should not be asked to verify your account.</li>
	<li>You may also encounter a Captcha security check. Enter the Captcha code and click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the Basic Settings page for your app, where the App Name you provided under Step 2 will be shown in the <strong>Detail Name</strong> field. Check that the name is correct, and that your contact email address is correct, and then processed to the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your domain name in the <strong>App Domains</strong> field</li>
	<li>Next, go down to the <strong>Select how your app integrates with Facebook</strong> section of the Basic page, and click <strong>Website with Facebook login</strong>. This section will expand to show a <strong>Site URL</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your website URL in the <strong>Site URL</strong> field (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>Save Changes</strong> button.</li>
	<li>In the top you will find your App ID (Application ID).</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App ID</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>App ID</strong>and <strong>App Secret</strong> in the Facebook Settings tab below, and your visitors can login on your website using their Facebook account.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:67;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:14:"Media Settings";s:7:"content";s:903:"<h2>Media Settings</h2>
In the Media Settings tab you can limit the maximum allowed size of images that can be uploaded to Community Events. The size is set in KB. That means if you want to allow 1 MB you write 1000 KB. We would not recommend to allow images bigger than 500-800 KB in order to keep the load time down.
<h3>Current Server Limits</h3>
In the tab below we list your servers current <strong>Post Max Size</strong> and Max <strong>Upload file size</strong>. You can not allow to upload an image bigger than this.
<h3>Recommended Image Size</h3>
You can write the recommended Image Size for each of the featured images: <strong>Event Featured Image</strong>, <strong>Event Page Top Image</strong> and the <strong>Event Detail Box Image</strong>. If you also have the Banner Advertising add-on for Calendarize it! you can set the recommended size for the <strong>Banner Ad Image</strong>.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:14:"rhc-ce-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:68;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:20:"Date and Time format";s:7:"content";s:1065:"<h2>Date and Time format</h2>
You can easily customize the Date and Time format throughout the calendar. From Calendar month view, Calendar week view, Calendar day view, Calendar event list view to Event popup (the popup that appear when you click on an event in the calendar. If this feature is enabled).
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If you click in a field you will get a popup, which gives you a interface that allow to easily change the time and date format. You have lots of options like choosing between 24 hour format, 12 hour format, am, pm, AM, PM, A, P, a, p, ISO8601 format etc.  Choosing date format with one digit or two digits,  short date name or long date name, month number, month name short or month name long.

You can always click the <strong>default</strong> button, and restore the default settings.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:69;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:11:"Panel Items";s:7:"content";s:104:"<h2>Panel Items</h2>
You can either choose to enable social networks or your own custom URLs.

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Below we have listed the different shortcodes you can use when showing External Event Sources (feeds) with Calendarize it!.

<h3>Show both events created in Calendarize it! and from External Sources</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show both events created in Calendarize it! and events from any of your External Sources (Facebook, Google Calendar and Meetup.com).
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Show only events created in Calendarize it!</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and only show events created in Calendarize it!.
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit feed=0&rsqb;</code></p>

<h3>Show only events from External Sources</h3>
The following Shortcode will insert the main calendar and show only events from any of your External Sources (Facebook, Google Calendar and Meetup.com).
<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit feed=1&rsqb;</code></p>

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Calendarize it! uses 3 different featured images.
<ul>
	<li>Event Featured Image</li>
	<li>Event Page Top Image</li>
	<li>Event Detail Box Image</li>
</ul>
You will find the three metaboxes in the right side of the Add New Event page and Edit Event Page.
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The <strong>Featured Event Image</strong> is the image that will be displayed in the tooltip in the main calendar and in the Event List in the Event Details Box.

The <strong>Event Page Top Image</strong> is the image that will be displayed in the top of the Event Details Page. In the Layout Options metabox you can turn ON or OFF the image.

The <strong>Event Detail Box Image</strong> is the image that will be displayed in the Event Details Box. In the Layout Options metabox you can turn ON or OFF the image.

In the Options menu under Media Settings you can set the size of the source images that is used for each of the Featured Images.  Notice that changing the size of the source image will not affect the size shown on the page. This is controlled by the CSS in the page and the specific layout you select.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:72;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"Facebook Settings";s:7:"content";s:2738:"<h2>Facebook Settings</h2>
Facebook requires a Facebook Application ID to access data via the Facebook graph API in order to post Ratings and Reviews to Facebook. The graph API is the primary way that data is retrieved or posted to Facebook. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to Ratings and Reviews to their Facebook timeline.
<h3>Facebook Application Settings</h3>
If you do not enter the Application ID the Facebook Connect button will not show in the Ratings and Reviews box. You can also manually enable or disable it. Follow the steps below to create the <strong>App ID</strong>.<strong>
</strong>
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps" target="_blank">Facebook Developers page</a>, and sign in with your Facebook username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>+ Create New App</strong> button. If you do not see the option to create a new app in the upper right hand corner, click on the green <strong>Register as Developer</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the <strong>App Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Read the Facebook Platform Policies and decide if you accept them. Once you have read the Facebook Platform Policies and have entered an App Name (under step 2 above), click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You may be asked to verify your account by providing a mobile number or credit card number. If your Facebook account has already been verified, you should not be asked to verify your account.</li>
	<li>You may also encounter a Captcha security check. Enter the Captcha code and click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the Basic Settings page for your app, where the App Name you provided under Step 2 will be shown in the <strong>Detail Name</strong> field. Check that the name is correct, and that your contact email address is correct, and then processed to the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your domain name in the <strong>App Domains</strong> field</li>
	<li>Next, go down to the <strong>Select how your app integrates with Facebook</strong> section of the Basic page, and click <strong>Website with Facebook login</strong>. This section will expand to show a <strong>Site URL</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your website URL in the <strong>Site URL</strong> field (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>Save Changes</strong> button.</li>
	<li>In the top you will find your App ID (Application ID).</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App ID</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>App ID</strong> in the Facebook Settings tab below.

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<h3>Behavior when user is not logged in</h3>
You can choose between four different settings when the user is not logged in.
<ol>
	<li><strong>Show the built-in login controls</strong>: Depending on which social networks you have enabled this option will show the WordPress login button and the social network icons.</li>
	<li><strong>Redirect to wp-login.php</strong>: Choose this to redirect the user to wp-login.php</li>
	<li><strong>Display a custom message</strong>: Choose this option to show a custom message . Enter your custom message in the field <strong>Login custom message</strong>. This field will accept HTML.</li>
	<li><strong>Redirect to a custom url</strong>: Choose this option to redirect the user to a custom URL. Enter your URL in the <strong>Custom redirect url field</strong>.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Behavior after Event is submitted</h3>
You can choose between two different settings after the event has been submitted.
<ol>
	<li><strong>Show message and redirect</strong>: Choose this option if you want to show a custom message, and if you specify an ending redirect url, the user will be redirected to this when clicking continue or the x icon. You can customize the <strong>Ending redirect url</strong>, the <strong>Ending message</strong> and the <strong>Continue button label</strong>.</li>
	<li><strong>Redirect</strong>: Choose this option if you want to immediately redirect the user to the specified <strong>Ending redirect url</strong>. If this option is selected and the Ending url is not specified the user will be redirected to home.</li>
</ol>
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LinkedIn requires a <strong>App Key</strong> and <strong>App Secret</strong> to access the API to allow visitors to login using the social network. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials.
<h3>Enable LinkedIn</h3>
Switch the button from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in order to show the Login with LinkedIn button on the Community Events form. Remember that you need to enter the App Key and App Secret in order for the LinkedIn login to work. If you look to the right of the App Key and App Secret fields you will find your <strong>Javascript API Domain</strong>. Youou will need this for creating your set of credentials.
<h3>Create App Key and App Secret</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/secure/developer" target="_blank">LinkedIn Developer Network</a>. You will be prompted to login to your LinkedIn Account.</li>
	<li>You will now see the List of Applications. Click on the green + <strong>Add New Application</strong>.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for your application.</li>
	<li>Enter a description for your application.</li>
	<li>Enter the website URL. That is the URL of the website where the Community Events add-on is installed.</li>
	<li>Select where the application is going to be used (select Social Aggregation or Other)</li>
	<li>Select the Live Status: Live</li>
	<li>Enter Contact Info on Developer: Email and Phone</li>
	<li>Check the <strong>r_basicprofile</strong> and <strong>r_emailaddress</strong> in the OAuth User Agreement section</li>
	<li>Enter the <strong>Javascript API Domain</strong> from the LinkedIn Settings tab below into the field in the Other section.</li>
	<li>Agree to the Terms of Service and then click <strong>Add Application</strong>.</li>
	<li>You will find the <strong>API Key</strong> and <strong>Secret Key</strong> in the OAuth Keys section.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App Key and App Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the App Key and App Secret in the LinkedIn Settings tab below and your visitors can login on your website using their LinkedIn account.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:75;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"WordPress Toolbar";s:7:"content";s:1026:"<h3>RSVP menu in WordPress Toolbar</h3>
The toolbar is an area of the screen just above the site that lists useful administration screen links such as add new post or edit your profile. If enabled and you are on a Event Details Page you will see the RSVP menu.
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When you click on the <strong>Attendee Status List</strong> you will be taken to the RSVP List in wp-admin. The RSVP List shows all visitors that has RSVP’d, with any status, and you will be able to delete entries, change the status of visitors and download a CSV file.

When you click the Check-In Attendees you will get a list of all visitors that RSVP'd with status Attending. You will be able to Check-In people by flipping the switch from <strong>Not Checked</strong> to <strong>Checked-In</strong>. A date and time stamp will be recorded and displayed.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:76;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"Facebook Settings";s:7:"content";s:2667:"<h2>Facebook Settings</h2>
Facebook requires a Facebook Application ID to access data via the Facebook graph API in order to post Events to Facebook. The graph API is the primary way that data is retrieved or posted to Facebook. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to post Events to their Facebook timeline.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps" target="_blank">Facebook Developers page</a>, and sign in with your Facebook username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>+ Create New App</strong> button. If you do not see the option to create a new app in the upper right hand corner, click on the green <strong>Register as Developer</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the <strong>App Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Read the Facebook Platform Policies and decide if you accept them. Once you have read the Facebook Platform Policies and have entered an App Name (under step 2 above), click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You may be asked to verify your account by providing a mobile number or credit card number. If your Facebook account has already been verified, you should not be asked to verify your account.</li>
	<li>You may also encounter a Captcha security check. Enter the Captcha code and click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the Basic Settings page for your app, where the App Name you provided under Step 2 will be shown in theÃ‚ <strong>Detail Name</strong> field. Check that the name is correct, and that your contact email address is correct, and then processed to the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your domain name in the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Next, go down to the <strong>Select how your app integrates with Facebook</strong> section of the Basic page, and click <strong>Website with Facebook login</strong>. This section will expand to show a <strong>Site URL</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your website URL in the <strong>Site URL</strong> field (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Click the‚ <strong>Save Changes</strong> button.</li>
	<li>In the top you will find your App ID (Application ID) and App Secret (Secret Key).</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App ID</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>App ID</strong> in the Facebook App Setting tab in the <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhp-options">Social Sharing Panel</a>. Click‚ <strong>Save</strong>, and your visitors are now able to post Events to their Facebook timeline.

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An important part of the Detailed Event Page is the <strong>Event Details Box</strong> and the <strong>Venue Details Box</strong>. You can setup a default template for each of them or you can create individual layouts per event. Lets take a look at how to do this.
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<ol>
	<li>You can select between 1, 2 or 3 column layout (The Event Details Box Image and Venue Details Map does not count as a column. You can disable the Image or Map in the Layout Options Metabox). Your selection is automatically saved.</li>
	<li>When you have selected your layout you can start adding the fields. When you click on one of the tabs: Custom fields, Event info, Venue, Organizer or Calendar a row of the most commonly used fields will appear directly under the tab. You will be able to drag and drop the fields directly into the columns.</li>
	<li>The fields can easily be reorganized with drag and drop.</li>
	<li>The drop down lets you switch between the Event Details Box and the Venue Details Box</li>
	<li>Once you have inserted a field you can open the bar and customize the settings. Like making the field full width or half width. You are also able to change the field type: Custom, Taxonomy, Taxonomy Meta or Post Meta Data.</li>
	<li>When you are done with customizing the Event Details Box and the Venue Details Box you can choose to save the template as a "Default Template". This means that ALL other events will use the same template (This will only apply to new events you create).  Please notice that the inserted fields are automatically saved when you publish or update the event. You only need to click on "Save as default template" if you wish to create a new default template for your events.  You can also reset to the "Default Template" if you make changes and regret your choice.  In the Options menu under "Default event fields" you can restore the custom fields to the default layout that is bundled with the plugin.</li>
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In the Custom Fields and Images tab you can create additional input fields and Images for the Community Events form. Simply change the value in the field and click <strong>Save</strong> to enable more custom fields or images.

The <strong>Label</strong> is displayed in the custom field in the frontend and will help the user to understand what the field is used for.

The <strong>Meta Key</strong> is a unique field name. No spaces are allowed, only letters and _ (underscore character). This is the post meta key used with the function get_post_meta.
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Any additional custom fields that you create will be displayed after the three first default fields in the Community Events form. When a user submit an event with custom fields the submitted data will show up in a Metabox visible in the right side when you edit an Event. You can easily edit this data like any other information submitted.
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Any additional custom images that you create will be displayed after the three default images in the Community Events form. If you have the Payment Options add-on,  you will be able to choose which custom images that will be visible for each product.
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Microsoft requires a <strong>Client ID</strong> and <strong>Client Secret</strong> to access the API to allow visitors to login using the social network. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials.
<h3>Enable Microsoft Live Connect</h3>
Switch the button from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in order to show the Login with Microsoft button on the Community Events form. Remember that you need to enter the <strong>Client ID</strong> and <strong>Client Secret</strong> in order for the Microsoft Live login to work. If you look to the right of the Client ID and Client Secret fields you will find your <strong>Redirect domain</strong>. You will need this for creating your set of credentials.
<h3>Create Client ID and Client Secret</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/live" target="_blank">Live Connect Developer Center</a> and click on Sign In (upper right hand corner).</li>
	<li>Click on My apps</li>
	<li>Click on Create application</li>
	<li>Enter Application name, select language and click <strong>I accept</strong>.</li>
	<li>Enter the <strong>Redirect domain</strong> and then click <strong>Save</strong>.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the Client ID and Client Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>Client ID</strong> and <strong>Client Secret</strong> in the Microsoft Live Connection Settings tab below and your visitors can login on your website using their Microsoft Live account.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:80;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:18:"WordPress Settings";s:7:"content";s:223:"<h2>WordPress Settings</h2>
If you only want your registered WordPress users to be able to use the RSVP Box then change the setting to ON under General Settings and then enable showing the WordPress button in the RSVP box.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:81;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:14:"Feature Access";s:7:"content";s:790:"<h3>Feature Access</h3>
In this section you can easily set the capabilities of each User Role, and this way you can provide users access to feature or restrict access to features.

We also have two capabilities that by default are only available to the Administrator. If you for some reason want to provide other user roles access to the <strong>Options menu</strong> and </strong>License tab</strong> you will need to add the following capabilities:

<ul>
     <li>rhc_options</li>
     <li>rch_license</li>
</ul>

Please notice that if you allow access to the Options menu users can change the capabilities (access) and if you allow access to the License tab the user has access to the license key for Calendarize it! and license key(s) for any add-ons you might have purchased.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:82;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:20:"Default Event Fields";s:7:"content";s:3033:"<h2>Default Event Fields</h2>
When creating an Event you can add Default Fields to the <strong>Detailed Event Box</strong> and the <strong>Detailed Venue Box</strong>. You can save the layouts as default templates for each box. Lets take a look at how to do this.
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<ol>
	<li>You can select between 1, 2 or 3 column layout (The Event Details Box Image and Venue Details Map does not count as a column. You can disable the Image or Map in the Layout Options Metabox). Your selection is automatically saved.</li>
	<li>When you have selected your layout you can start adding the fields. When you click on one of the tabs: Custom fields, Event info, Venue, Organizer or Calendar a row of the most commonly used fields will appear directly under the tab. You will be able to drag and drop the fields directly into the columns.</li>
	<li>The fields can easily be reorganized with drag and drop.</li>
	<li>The drop down lets you switch between the Event Details Box and the Venue Details Box</li>
	<li>Once you have inserted a field you can open the bar and customize the settings. Like making the field full width or half width. You are also able to change the field type: Custom, Taxonomy, Taxonomy Meta or Post Meta Data.</li>
	<li>When you are done with customizing the Event Details Box and the Venue Details Box you can choose to save the template as a <strong>Default Template.</strong> This means that ALL other events will use the same template (This will only apply to new events you create). Please notice that the inserted fields are automatically saved when you publish or update the event. You only need to click on <strong>Save as default template</strong> if you wish to create a new default template for your events. You can also reset to the <strong>Default Template</strong> if you make changes and regret your choice. In the Options menu under ?Default event fields? you can restore the custom fields to the default layout that is bundled with the plugin.</li>
</ol>
In the Default event fields tab in the Options Panel you can restore the custom fields if you by accident created a new default. Please notice that restoring custom fields only apply to new events you create.

It is possible to apply default to all events. Be careful when you use this feature as this option will apply and overwrite the custom field layout with the default on ALL events.

Please notice that this operation might take a while if you have many events.

You can also push individual elements like the Event Details Box, Venue Details Box and the  Dynamic Tooltip to all events.

<strong>This operation can not be undone. All events custom fields layout will be replaced, with the default template you have created. </strong>

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Twitter requires a Twitter Consumer Key and Consumer Secret to access the API to post Events to your Twitter timeline. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to automatically post Events to their Twitter timeline.
<h3>Twitter Application Settings</h3>
If you do not enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret the Twitter Connect button will not show in the RSVP Event box. You can also manually enable or disable it. Follow the steps below to create the <strong>Key</strong> and <strong>Secret</strong>.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a title="Go to Twitters Developer Page" href="https://dev.twitter.com" target="_blank">Twitters Developer Page</a>, and sign in with your Twitter username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>My Applications</strong> link. In the upper right hand corner, click on the profile picture and then on the <strong>My Applications</strong> link.</li>
	<li>Click on the <strong>Create a new application </strong>button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the Application Details <strong>Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter a short description for your application in the <strong>Description</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter the URL of the website where you will use the add-on in the <strong>Website</strong> field. (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Enter the Callback URL. This is where the add-on return after successfully authenticating. Use the URL of your website.</li>
	<li>Read the Twitter Developer Rules Of The Road, check the <strong>Yes, I agree </strong>box, enter the CAPTCHA security check, finish by clicking <strong>Create your Twitter Application</strong>.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the My Applications details page of the new Twitter Application you just created.</li>
	<li>You should also click on <strong>Create my access token</strong>. This is used to sign requests with your own Twitter account.</li>
	<li>Now you need to copy the OAuth Settings to the Options Panel below.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Auto Tweet to visitors Twitter Account</h3>
You can have the plugin automatic post a Tweet to the visitors Twitter account when an RSVP is submitted. All you need to do is change the <strong>Access Level</strong> from <strong>Read-only</strong> to <strong>Read and Write</strong>. Click on the <strong>Settings tab</strong> and go to Application Type. Finish by clicking <strong>Update this Twitter application's settings</strong>.
<h3>Enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>Consumer Key </strong>and <b>Consumer Secret</b> in the Twitter Settings tab below.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:84;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:16:"Twitter Settings";s:7:"content";s:2448:"<h2>Twitter Settings</h2>
Twitter requires a Twitter Consumer Key and Consumer Secret to access the API to allow visitors to login using the social network. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials.
<h3>Enable Twitter</h3>
Switch the button from <strong>OFF</strong> to <strong>ON</strong> in order to show the Login with Twitter button on the Community Events form. Remember that you need to enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret in order for the Twitter login to work. If you look to the right of the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret fields you will find your <strong>Callback URL</strong>. You will need this for creating your set of credentials.
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a title="Go to Twitters Developer Page" href="https://dev.twitter.com" target="_blank">Twitters Developer Page</a>, and sign in with your Twitter username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>My Applications</strong> link. In the upper right hand corner, click on the profile picture and then on the <strong>My Applications</strong> link.</li>
	<li>Click on the <strong>Create a new application </strong>button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the Application Details <strong>Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter a short description for your application in the <strong>Description</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter the URL of the website where you will use the add-on in the <strong>Website</strong> field. (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Enter the Callback URL. This is where the add-on return after successfully authenticating. Use the URL of your website.</li>
	<li>Read the Twitter Developer Rules Of The Road, check the <strong>Yes, I agree </strong>box, enter the CAPTCHA security check, finish by clicking <strong>Create your Twitter Application</strong>.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the My Applications details page of the new Twitter Application you just created.</li>
	<li>You should also click on <strong>Create my access token</strong>. This is used to sign requests with your own Twitter account.</li>
	<li>Now you need to copy the OAuth Settings to the Options Panel below.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>Consumer Key </strong>and <b>Consumer Secret</b> in the Twitter Settings tab below and your visitors can login on your website using their Twitter account.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"rhsco";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:85;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:10:"Taxonomies";s:7:"content";s:824:"<h2>Taxonomies</h2>
In the Taxonomies tab you can easily turn the taxonomies (calendar filters) <strong>ON</strong> or <strong>OFF</strong>. If you have created Custom Taxonomies by using the Capabilities and Taxonomies add-on these will automatically show up in the list below.

Flipping the switch to <strong>OFF</strong> will remove the taxonomy from the Community Events form in the frontend, and flipping the switch to <strong>ON</strong> will show the taxonomy in the Community Events form in the frontend.
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Permalinks are the permanent URLs to your individual events, venues, organizers, calendar categories and calendar page.

A permalink is used by other people to link to your events, venues, organizers, calendar categories and calendar page, or how you might send a link to someone in an email message. The URL to each event, venue, organizer and calendar should be permanent, and never change - hence <em>perma</em>link.

If you use choose "Pretty Permalinks" in the <a href="options-permalink.php">permalinks</a> menu under Settings you will be able to modify the permalink settings for Calendarize it! Please notice that you don't need to use the Calendarize it! Permalink Settings unless you want to change the URLs.
<h3>Forced rewrite rules</h3>
If you find that the permalinks for some reason is not working you can try and select the "<strong>Forced rewrite rules</strong>". This will attempt an alternative method for adding the rewrite rules.
<h3>Enable calendar end point</h3>
If permalinks are active, choose yes to be able to append /calendar/ to the URL in order to load a calendar for that particular post type, example yourdomain.com/events/calendar/ will display the calendar without the need to setup the shortcode on a page.

If you have a page with permalink<strong> /events/calendar/</strong> you may need to disable this, as it takes precedence over the page permlink.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:87;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:23:"Add Excerpt for tooltip";s:7:"content";s:443:"<h2>Add Excerpt for Tooltip</h2>
You can add short teaser for your event in the tooltip on the main calendar by adding text to the Excerpt metabox when you create the event. You can use HTML tags in the Excerpt metabox.
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Facebook requires a Facebook Application ID to access data via the Facebook graph API in order to post Events to Facebook. The graph API is the primary way that data is retrieved or posted to Facebook. Follow the steps below to create your set of credentials to allow your users to automatically post Events to their Facebook timeline.
<h3>Facebook Application Settings</h3>
If you do not enter the Application ID the Facebook Connect button will not show in the RSVP Event box. You can also manually enable or disable it. Follow the steps below to create the <strong>App ID</strong>.<strong>
</strong>
<h3>Register as a Developer</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to the <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps" target="_blank">Facebook Developers page</a>, and sign in with your Facebook username and password.</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>+ Create New App</strong> button. If you do not see the option to create a new app in the upper right hand corner, click on the green <strong>Register as Developer</strong> button.</li>
	<li>Enter a name for the application in the <strong>App Name</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Read the Facebook Platform Policies and decide if you accept them. Once you have read the Facebook Platform Policies and have entered an App Name (under step 2 above), click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You may be asked to verify your account by providing a mobile number or credit card number. If your Facebook account has already been verified, you should not be asked to verify your account.</li>
	<li>You may also encounter a Captcha security check. Enter the Captcha code and click the <strong>Continue</strong> button.</li>
	<li>You should now be on the Basic Settings page for your app, where the App Name you provided under Step 2 will be shown in the <strong>Detail Name</strong> field. Check that the name is correct, and that your contact email address is correct, and then processed to the <strong>App Domains</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your domain name in the <strong>App Domains</strong> field</li>
	<li>Next, go down to the <strong>Select how your app integrates with Facebook</strong> section of the Basic page, and click <strong>Website with Facebook login</strong>. This section will expand to show a <strong>Site URL</strong> field.</li>
	<li>Enter your website URL in the <strong>Site URL</strong> field (e.g. http://calendarize.it).</li>
	<li>Click the <strong>Save Changes</strong> button.</li>
	<li>In the top you will find your App ID (Application ID).</li>
</ol>
<h3>Enter the App ID</h3>
You have now created your App, and you just need to enter the <strong>App ID</strong> in the Facebook Settings tab below.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:89;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:23:"Community Events Access";s:7:"content";s:1159:"<h2>Community Events Access</h2>
In the Community Events Access tab you can configure what the different user roles can do when it comes to submitting events. There are four different settings for each user role, and if you have created any custom user roles these will be automatically detected.
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<ol>
	<li><strong>Submit new events</strong>: Allow submitting new events with pending status. Requires an Administrator to publish the event.</li>
	<li><strong>Publish events</strong>: Allows immediately submitting published events.</li>
	<li><strong>Upload images to event</strong>: Allows uploading event related images.</li>
	<li><strong>Create terms</strong>: Allow users to create term taxonomies (calendar filters).</li>
</ol>
Please notice that any user role with the capability <strong>manage_options</strong> can perform all actions and are not configurable.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:14:"rhc-ce-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:90;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:17:"Custom Post Types";s:7:"content";s:487:"<h2>Custom Post Types</h2>
The Events in Calendarize it! are Custom Post Types and by default the only type that will be displayed in your calendar.  If you want to enable the Calendarize it! metaboxes for other Custom Post Types just check the appropriate boxes.

You can also choose to automatically show ALL post types in the calendar.  Please notice that enabling this feature you will still need to add the date/time for when your event (post type) should appear in the calendar.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:91;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:16:"Recurring Events";s:7:"content";s:3547:"<h2>Recurring Events</h2>
Calendarize it! has an extensive interface for creating recurring events.  You can choose between five basic options: <strong>Every day</strong>, <strong>Every week</strong>, <strong>Every 2 weeks</strong>, <strong>Every month</strong> and <strong>Every year</strong>. And then we have one advanced called <strong>More options</strong>.

Each of these options has several settings that can be tweaked to you needs.  We will go through the basic below.
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<h3>Every day, Every week, Every 2 weeks, Every month and Every year</h3>
The first five options are pretty straight forward. When you select one of them you first need to decide whether the recurring event should end <strong>by date</strong>, <strong>by count</strong> or <strong>never</strong>.  If you select by date you will need to select the date in a calendar that will appear below the drop down. If you select by count you need to enter a number that represents the number of times you want the recurring event to occur.  And the last option is never, which will make the recurring event repeat forever.
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<h3>More options</h3>
If you select the More options you will see a drop down where you can select: <strong>minute(s)</strong>, <strong>hour(s)</strong>, <strong>day(s)</strong>, <strong>week(s)</strong>, <strong>month(s)</strong> and <strong>year(s)</strong>.  And you get a field where you can enter the frequency of the repeat pattern you are creating.

E.g. if you want the recurring event to occur every three weeks you enter the number <strong>3</strong> in the field and select <strong>week(s)</strong> from the the drop down.
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You can then select which day(s) of the week you want the recurring event to occur and then select when you want it to end (never, by date or by count).  Or you can click <strong>Several times</strong> after you selected the week day(s) and you will be presented for the option to select the time of the day (it is possible to select multiple hours and minutes of the day).
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If you select any of the other repeat patterns under More options the concept is similar as described above, but with minor variations.

Once you have created your recurring event pattern you can still exclude specific dates by clicking on the Exclude tab while you are on the date you want to exclude.  And you can add arbitrary recurring events by clicking on any date.

This gives you an almost endless number of possibilities to create recurring events.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:29:"post-new.php?post_type=events";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:92;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:15:"Troubleshooting";s:7:"content";s:404:"If you have a problem with the formatting of the CSV list when you open it in your preferred program you can go to the Troubleshooting tab and change the character-separated value. You can choose between comma or semi-colon.

If you use Excel by Microsoft you should use semi-colon as the character-separated value, and if you use Numbers by Apple you should use comma as the character-separated value.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:12:"rsvp-options";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:93;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:12:"Events Cache";s:7:"content";s:613:"<h2>Events Cache</h2>
By default the build-in Events Cache is turned on. You can switch it off in the panel if you do not want server side events caching.

<strong>Expiration minutes</strong>: By default set to 10080 (1 week). Represents how long to wait before a cached event query is expired.

<strong>Cache by user</strong>: Turned off by default. Choose yes if you have plugins or addons that may modify the content of events based on what user is logged in. This increases the size of the cache, so only choose yes if needed.

Please notice that when you update an event the events cache is updated.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:94;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:26:"Arbitrary Recurring Events";s:7:"content";s:891:"<h2>Arbitrary Recurring Events</h2>
In addition to creating recurring events you can set arbitrary repeat dates. After adding the initial event simply click on any date in order to add the arbitrary repeat date.
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If your initial event is not a full day event you will be able to enter a different start time for your arbitrary recurring event.
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The troubleshooting tab provides solutions for common compatibility problems. If the calendar doesn't display in your website after following the instructions under Get Started please follow these simple steps:
<ol>
	<li>Try disabling all plugins except Calendarize it! for WordPress.</li>
	<li>Does the calendar now show up in your website - YES or NO ?</li>
	<li>If <strong>YES </strong>then we know that the problem is due to a conflict with another plugin. Start activating one plugin at a time, and each time you activate another plugin reload the page where you inserted the calendar shortcode.  Make sure that the calendar still displays every time you activate another plugin and reload. Once the calendar fails loading remember which plugin you last activated. Then this is the plugin causing the conflict. Either find another plugin or contact us through our HelpDesk and submit a ticket.</li>
	<li>If <strong>NO </strong>then we know that the problem is most likely an incompatibility with your Theme.  To make sure that is the case you can try and view your website with the default WordPress theme. If the calendar shows then we know for sure it is due to incompatibility with your theme.</li>
	<li>You can then try switching the "Ignore WordPress Standard" from NO to YES and see if that makes a difference. If this doesn't help please contact us through our HelpDesk.</li>
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In this tab you can enable both default and custom Calendarize it! Taxonomies for other custom post types. This can be useful if you want the metaboxes to show up for other custom post types than the default Events in Calendarize it!
<h3>Disable Calendarize Taxonomies</h3>
Use this option if you want to disable some of the default taxonomies in Calendarize it!";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:97;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:15:"Payment Options";s:7:"content";s:4269:"<h2>Payment Options (add-on)</h2>
Payment Options add-on for Calendarize it! allow you to create different products for Community Events add-on, which makes it possible to submit events to Calendarize it! from the frontend of your website.

You can create both free and paid products. That means you can charge visitor for submitting events to your calendar.

<h3>Payment Options</h3>
In the tab below you can enable Payment Options for the Community Events form. Please notice that if you enable the payment options, and have not yet created any products the visitor will see a message saying "Payment is enabled but no products could be found".

It is possible to add an argument to the Community Events shortcode, which will disable the Payment Options add-on. If you do not add the argument the Payment Options will show if enabled in the tab below.

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;community_event payment_options="0"&rsqb;</code></p>

<strong>Don't forget to <a title="Don't forget to create your products" href="edit.php?post_type=rhcproduct">create your products</a> before you enable payment.</strong>
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If the visitor is not logged into your website when selecting a product the social connection in Community Events add-on will be triggered, and the visitor can login with any of the enabled social networks or the the WordPress login.
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After login the visitor will be redirected to the selected product. If the a free product was selected the visitor will be redirected to the Community Events form and can submit the event. If a paid product was selected the visitor will be redirected back to the product and will be able to continue the payment process.
<h3>Stripe.com payment option</h3>
Payment Options add-on uses <a title="Stripe.com - Simple Pricing!" href="https://stripe.com/us/pricing" target="_blank">stripe.com</a> to process payments.  It is popular processor that accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express, DISCOVER and JCB. The fees are very reasonable. Stripe charges 2.9% + 30¢ per successful charge.

Register at <a title="Register at Stripe.com" href="https://manage.stripe.com/register" target="_blank">stripe.com</a> and then click on the menu upper right hand corner and select <strong>Account Settings </strong>and then select the API Keys tab.
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You will see two sets of API Keys: Test and Live. In the upper left hand corner of your Stripe account center you will see a slider which can be set to LIVE or TEST.  You can test your setup by switching this slider to TEST and then entering the Test Secret Key and Test Publishable Key below.

You can use the following demo VISA credit card number to test the setup:

Card No. 4242 4242 4242 4242
Use any valid expiration and security code.

Once you are ready to live you simply replace the test API keys with the Live API Keys and then remember to change the slider upper left hand corner of the Stripe account center to LIVE.
<h3>Currency</h3>
Stripe.com supports four different currencies: USD, EUR, CAD and GBP. You can select the currency you want Stripe.com to use in the drop down.

You can change the Prefix and Suffix on the submit button in the Product Box by adding the following arguments to the shortcode (this is a sample with British Pound).

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;community_event price_prefix="£" price_suffix=" GBP" free_label="Free"&rsqb;</code></p>";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:98;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:19:"Advertising Options";s:7:"content";s:1806:"<h2>Advertising Options (add-on)</h2>
Advertising Options add-on for Calendarize it! allowing you to display ads (banners) in the Events Map View add-on.

If you have the Payment Options add-on you can also charge visitors for submitting banner ads through the Community Events add-on.
<h3>Advertising Options</h3>
In the tab below you can enable ads (banners) in the Events Map View by using the dropdown filters (taxonomies).

By default the ad is only going to be an image, but change this setting to <strong>YES</strong> in order to allow to use the post content for a more advanced approach.

Please notice that it is only possible to submit the image through the Community Events add-on (form) in the frontend.

If you want to use the post content in addition to the images, you need to create the ad form inside wp-admin.
<h3>Ads delay</h3>
You can add comma separated delays in seconds. Each value represents the delay time for each ad in a single page load. The delay counts from the moment the ad is triggered.

For example, if the visitor clicks in the filter drop down, the delay is applied and the ad is triggered. If the visitor click the <strong>CLOSE</strong> button, the next ad will trigger according to the delay set. If the visitor click the <strong>Don't show this ad again</strong> button the specific ad will not be displayed again, and if there is another ad in the queue it will be triggered.

After all delays are used, the last one set repeats forever. If you don't want to trigger more ads after a couple of times, set the last interval to a high value.

Please observe that these intervals only apply per page load.

Now that you configured the basic settings go to <a title="Create Ads" href="edit.php?post_type=rhcad">Advertising</a> and create some ads.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:99;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:7:"Licence";s:7:"content";s:959:"<h2>Enter your License Key and get automatic updates</h2>
If you enter your License Key also known as the Item Purchase Code in the License tab in the Options Panel you will be able to download updates for Calendarize it! directly from within your website administration. And you will get access to <a href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc">Downloads</a> where you will find Free Content and Add-ons.
<h3>How do I find the License key?</h3>
<ol>
	<li>Go to Codecanyon.net and sign in to your account.</li>
	<li>Click on the Downloads tab</li>
	<li>Find Calendarize it! among the items you have purchased</li>
	<li>Click on the Download button and then select <strong>License Certificate</strong> from the drop down menu</li>
	<li>Open the text file that you have downloaded. Copy the <strong>License Key</strong> (Item Purchase Code) from inside the text document, and paste it into the License Key field and press "Add License".</li>
</ol>";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:100;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:15:"Events Map View";s:7:"content";s:5485:"<h2>Events Map View (add-on)</h2>
<a title="Get Events Map View add-on for Calendarize it!" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Events Map View</a> add-on for Calendarize it! provides an easy way to visualize your Venues and Events in Google Maps.

Under the Options &gt; Calendarize Shortcode tab you can set the default view of your calendar. When the Events Map View add-on is installed you will have the option to select <strong>Event Map View</strong> as the default view. If you do not want to set the default view you can insert the Events Map View by using the shortcode and adding a argument.

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="rhc_gmap"&rsqb;</code></p>

<strong>Map button label</strong>: Set the label of the map button that will show in the navigation.

<strong>Add map button</strong>: The map button is automatically added to the right header controls. If you want to remove it you can switch this setting to <strong>NO</strong>. You can then add it in the Calendarize Shortcode tab with the code <strong>rhc_gmap</strong>.

<strong>Zoom</strong>: Set the initial default map zoom level. This value can be overwritten in the calendarizeit shortcode using the argument <strong>gmap_zoom</strong>.

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="rhc_gmap" gmap_zoom="12"&rsqb;</code></p>

<strong>Months</strong>: Set the number of months that you want to fetch events.

<strong>Filter out venues without latitude and longitude</strong>: The Google geocode address service can be rather slow if you have a lot of events. Therefore we recommend to add the latitude and longitude to all you venues. Only select <strong>NO</strong> if you do not have a lot of events. Using the latitude and longitude for your venues location will also give you a much more precise location on Google Maps.

<strong>Enable clusters</strong>: Too many markers on the Google Map cause both visual overload and sluggish interaction with the map. We allow you to enable using Marker Clusters, which uses a clustering algorithm. Each cluster that has more than one marker shows a count of the number of markers inside the cluster; otherwise a single marker is shown.

We use the default Google Map clusters, but you can replace these with your own markers using the Visual CSS Editor in Calendarize it!.
<h3>Fullscreen</h3>
<strong>Auto fullscreen</strong>: When loading a page where the Events Map View shortcode has been inserted as the default view this will automatically start in fullscreen mode. You can also control this by adding an argument to the shortcode.

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="rhc_gmap" gmap_fullscreen="1"&rsqb;</code></p>

<strong>Fullscreen label</strong>: A tab with a label is displayed in the top of the Events Map View. You can change the label by adding your own in this field.

<strong>Exit fullscreen label</strong>: When in fullscreen mode a label is displayed in the top of the Events Map View. You can change the label by adding your own in this field.
<h3>Sidelist</h3>
<strong>Title link target</strong>: Set the target when clicking the event title in the sidelist.

<strong>Sidelist tab label</strong>: A tab with a label is displayed in the right side of the Events Map View. This is the tab that activates the sidelist. First time you click it the sidelist will slide in. Second time you click it the sidelist will close. You can change the label by adding your own in this field.
<h3>Map watermark</h3>
<strong>Watermark URL</strong>: In the bottom left corner of the Events Map View you can display a watermark (image).

<strong>Watermark link</strong>: Specify a url to link to when the user click on the watermark.
<h3>Taxonomy bar filter</h3>
In the top of the Events Map View you will find a number of drop down filters. These are the default taxonomies that you can use to filter Venues (events) in the Google Map.  If you do not wish to display all taxonomies you can easily disable individual taxonomies by changing the status from <strong>NO</strong> to <strong>YES</strong> in the radio buttons below.

If you are using the Custom Taxonomies add-on and have added your own custom taxonomies you can add comma separated taxonomy slug to remove them from the filter bar.
<h3>Business directory taxonomies</h3>
When using the Events Map View add-on as a business directory, you can check the Taxonomies that you would like to use as Taxonomy for the Venue. This will add an option in the Venue edit page, which allow you to set Taxonomies to filter the Businesses displayed on the Events Map View.
<h3>Geo Location</h3>
By default the Event Map View add-on uses geolocation to center the map based on the location of the user. If you choose to disable the geolocation you should specify a default map center. 
<h3>Default map center</h3>
If for some reason the geolocation can not be determined you can set a default map center, which will then be used.

It is also possible to add an argument to the Calendarize it! shortcode, which set a default latitude and longitude for the Event Map View add-on. The sample below will center the map over the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.

<p style="padding-left: 20px"><code>&lsqb;calendarizeit defaultview="rhc_gmap" gmap_zoom="16" gmap_geolocated="0" gmap_default_lat="48.85837" gmap_default_lng="2.294481"&rsqb;</code></p>
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There are three default Taxonomies in Calendarize it!: Calendars, Organizers and Venues. You will find the three metaboxes in the right side. The taxonomies are used in the main calendar filter. With the add-on <a title="Get the paid add-on Taxonomies and Capabilities." href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Taxonomies and Capabilities</a> you can create your own Custom Taxonomies (filters). In the Calendarize taxonomies tab you can disable the default taxonomies.
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When you create a new Taxonomy the metabox will show up in the <strong>Add new event</strong> page in the right side and you can easily assign the event to the new Taxonomy. Remember any new taxonomy you create will be visible in the Calendar filter.
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Custom Taxonomies will also be visible in the Events Map View (Google Map) filtering. This requires the Events Map View add-on.";s:8:"location";a:2:{i:0;s:13:"rhcap-options";i:1;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:102;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:18:"Events in Blogroll";s:7:"content";s:503:"<h2>Events in Blogroll (add-on)</h2>
By default Events only show in the Calendar. <a title="Download Events in Blogroll add-on for Calendarize it!" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">Events in Blogroll</a> for Calendarize it! is an add-on that will allow you to show your Events in the Blogroll on your website.

As soon as you download the add-on and flip the switch to ON your Events will show up in the Blogroll. There is no other settings for this add-on.

&nbsp;";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}i:103;O:8:"stdClass":5:{s:5:"title";s:13:"Event Sources";s:7:"content";s:802:"<h2>External Event Sources (add-on)</h2>
<a title="Get External Event Sources add-on for Calendarize it!" href="edit.php?post_type=events&amp;page=rhc-dc" target="_blank">External Event Sources</a> for Calendarize it! is a add-on that will allow you to show events from Facebook, Google Calendar and Meetup.com by simply adding a feed. You can also show events from a external websites using Calendarize it! You can show the events from the external websites in the Upcoming Events Widget and in the Event Map View (add-on).

Go to the <a title="Go to Event Sources" href="edit.php?post_type=rhc_source">Event Sources</a> menu and click on the Help tab for a guide on how to setup the Facebook App Credentials, Facebook App secret, Meetup.com Api credentials and how to grab the Google Calendar URL.";s:8:"location";a:1:{i:0;s:3:"rhc";}s:21:"replace_existing_help";s:1:"0";s:9:"help_type";s:3:"tab";}}
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