Creating XML/RSS feeds: This is an example of the path to the XML feed file: http://demo.evanced.info/events/lib/eventsxml.asp "eventsxml.asp" is the standard name of that file. To show events that will take place in a specific branch, on the... Read More

Evanced Events application allows for insertion of a simple header code/logo into their source code for the purpose of personalizing the library's calendar page. Please note that there are limitations to the type of code that can be used.... Read More

Please note that working with widgets requires basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.   The Events List Widget allows you to embed a list of events on your web page. It will eventually look similar to the list of training sessions that... Read More

Please note that working with widgets requires basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.   The Tiny Calendar Widget allows you to embed a small version of your Evanced Events calendar on your web page. It will eventually look similar toÂ... Read More

The following code is for example only. It is up to the web developer to determine how he/she wants to handle the XML data. This software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied. In no event shall Evanced Solutions be... Read More

The link to your Event Calender can be included on your website by simply linking to the patron-side of your calendar. The default patron-side link for your calendar is: YOUR DOMAIN/evanced/lib/eventcalendar.asp example: http:/... Read More

Note: Please only follow these instructions if you have basic experience in editing code. This article is in regards the feature described in our blog post:   http://evancedsolutions.com/viral-marketing-with-facebook-and-events/ To add... Read More

Please note that working with widgets requires basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.   The search widget allows you to embed a detailed search box on your website for searching your Evanced calendar of events. It will look similar to... Read More