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Each member receives a personal calendar. |
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Members can choose to share their calendar with other members by assigning "read" and/or "write" privileges. |
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Members can subscribe to any community calendars available. |
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Multiple calendars can be viewed simultaneously, with all events listed. |
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The member can choose which calendars are selected by default. |
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Events can be viewed by day, week, 2 week period, month or year. |
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Using a form, events can be added to any calendar a member has "write" access to. |
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When adding an event to a personal calendar, the member chooses if it is public or private (where only they can see it). |
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Users can search events by keyword and date range. |
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Administrator can create unlimited "community" calendars. |
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Community calendars can be made open to all, or restricted to certain member groups. |
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"Read" and "write" privileges are configured separately. |
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Read/write restrictions can be based on a list of usernames or by "privilege group" (see CommunityMembers). |
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A community calendar can be set as "always selected", meaning that its events appear in a member's personal calendar even if they don't subscribe to it. |
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Configure the appearance of events when listed by day, month, week, etc. |
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All pages are template-driven, so you can lay out the event page however you like. |
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Each event is given a title and description. |
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Both date and time (start and end) are included. |
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An event can be set to repeat (once a week, every two days, once a year, etc) until a specified date. |
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A "contact person" can be added, along with their email address. |
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A location can be specified. |
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Both "State" and "Country" fields can be included, in which case these are also available in the event search. |
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A related link can be included. |
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An image can be uploaded to the event. |
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Members can choose to be sent an email reminder one day before an event. |
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Comments can be posted to published events. |
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An event can be marked as "done". |
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Events can be edited at any time. |
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In the case of repeating events, the option is given to affect all copies or just a single instance of the event. |
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