The control panel of the plugin has 8 panes:
Before changing anything, beware that settings will be applied only after pressing the 'Save changes' button. If you leave the page without saving - all changes will be lost.
The pane contains general configuration options.
This is the pane for managing users rights for adding/editing/deleting events.
The pane allows you to define the access level for different groups of users:
And set the private mode:
This pane lets you define different templates that can be used to change dispaying dates and titles in the scheduler.
You can define templates for:
For more information of available templates and their syntax, please follow the “See more about date formats here” link in the bottom right corner of the related section.
The pane shows the list of all events and allows you to add/edit/delete them there.
The pane allows you to add custom fields to the lightbox.
There are two types of custom fields:
Each field can have:
The select list fields have some extra flags:
Note, you can use the hide column to not display some column in the scheduler.
Provides the synchronization with Google Calendar and allows you to import to or export from Google Calendar.
Fill up the fields with account information and click the button appropriate to your needs. If the information entered by you is correct you'll see message 'Well done'.
To pass data from DHTMLX Scheduler to Google Calendar - click button 'Export'.
To pass data from Google Calendar to DHTMLX Scheduler - click button 'Import'.
The pane is for styling the scheduler.
Select the desired color scheme (can use one of presets) and click the button 'Apply'. The scheme will be set and you can preview the gotten result in the right section.
Beware, if the option Use custom color is unchecked - your selected color won't be applied.
For advanced users we offer extra possibility - to wide available functionality.
All you need - scheduler_include.html file (you can find it in the plugin's folder: you_wordpress/wp-content/plugins/event-calendar-scheduler/scheduler_include.html).
How does it work?
You add the desired additions to the file. Essentially, it's all. To the page the contents will be added automatically (the file is included to the page on default).