Add the following hook when inserting/updating WP_CALENDAR_TABLE for new/edited entries:



Goes in two places. After the query on line 1221 and line 1388 or so.

The hook will allow me to write an ics file for google/calendar subscriptions (which I was running as a separate cron anyway). That way I only hit the server with a query when I update the calendar.

Thanks in advance,
John

While I'm asking for hooks, how about a filter hook on the $linky variable in draw_events() function. I'd like to be able to change the '#' href to a link which will download the event as an ics file.

Right after you define$linky, you can add the following filter hook:



By providing the $event object as an argument, I can use the ID property to develop my link for the ics file.

Thanks again,
John

Actually, this goes in three places (forgot the delete event query). I also added another argument so the do_action callback function would know whether it was a new event, edited event or deleted event.

Export to ICS

It would be nice if site visitors could export calendar entries as an ICS file to import into Outlook.

Just a thought.

Best wishes,

It would be great if we could create multiple calendars for different pages. I have different counties that would require different event calendars.

Thanks.

It would be great if we could create multiple calendars for different pages. I have different counties that would require different event calendars.

You can do that already; create one category per country, then add the calendar to multiple pages with tags like the following

Where the digits specified are the category numbers.

Please consider adding date_created and date_modified (or just date_modified) to the database table schema.

I’m going to start adding events to my calendar which repeat on the Xth day of a month every year, eg every 3rd Wednesday in May every year. Any chance of making this an option on the recurring dates field?