Calendar Feed

Data Attributes

data-type - calendar (specifies news processor)
data-url - url of page to grab calendar from
data-noimage - comma-delimited image urls to replace missing images from news posts / featured image (widest in post). If multiple images are supplied one will be selected at random
data-featured-width - specify the minimum width for the featured image. If no content images are suitable it will default to images specified in data-noimage
data-categories - querying the feed keywords only pull categories specified (comma delimited - if your tag has a comma in it please escape it with a backslash \,)
data-categories-logic - handle multiple categories with logic OR or AND (default OR)
data-ignore-categories - do not include the specified categories in the return (comma delimited - if your tag has a comma in it please escape it with a backslash \,)
data-start - pull events after this start date (use string value dates described hereLink opens in a new window)
data-end - pull events before this end date (use string value dates described hereLink opens in a new window)
data-order - any template variable below ASC / DESC (ASC default)
data-limit - limit the number of results
data-local-href - allow the {href} template variable to link to the calendar page (false default)
data-schedule-update - force an update of the page (comma delimited - use string value dates described hereLink opens in a new window, preferably in the format 1:30am)

Content Variables

Variables placed at the start of a new paragraph in eventsbuilder that influence the behaviour of specific posts (options are all comma delimited). Usage:

variable: option1,option2

categories - keywords
keywords - keywords
tags - keywords
authors - usernames
related - urls
title - overwrite page title

Template Variables

{sitebuilderID} - id of the individual event in sitebuilder (in calendars this is unique for each repeated event)
{sitebuilderItem} - common id of the event in sitebuilder (in calendars this is common across repeated events)
{sitebuilderEdit} - url to edit the item
{sitebuilderDelete} - url to delete the item
{title} - title of news post
{titleNormalised} - convert accents and other special chars to their basic equivalent
{categories} - comma delimited categories
{classes} - space delimited lowercase categories (useful for classes)
{start} - start date in default style i.e. Friday 6 Jun 2014
{startTS} - start date millsecond timestamp
{startTime} - time styled g:ia (5:16pm)
{startDay} - day styled D (Mon through Sun)
{startDate} - date styled d (01 to 31)
{startMonth} - month styled M (Jan through Dec)
{startYear} - year styled Y (4 digits - 2015)
{end} - start date in default style i.e. Friday 6 Jun 2014
{endTS} - start date millsecond timestamp
{endTime} - time styled g:ia (5:16pm)
{endDay} - day styled D (Mon through Sun)
{endDate} - date styled d (01 to 31)
{endMonth} - month styled M (Jan through Dec)
{endYear} - year styled Y (4 digits - 2015)
{eventTime} - show the time of the event. If a single day (g:ia - g:ia), if multiple (g:ia, 1 day 10 hours)
{publicationDate} - publication date in default style i.e. Friday 6 Jun 2014
{publicationDateTS} - publication date millsecond timestamp
{lastUpdated} - last updated date in default style i.e. Friday 6 Jun 2014
{lastUpdatedTS} - last updated date millsecond timestamp
{image} - image src for the post, if empty can have default applied to attribute data-noimage
{featuredImage} - widest image in the content, if empty can have default applied by attribute data-noimage
{firstItem} - if repeated event is this the first of the series (true or false)
{location} - location of the calendar event
{excerpt} - content stripped of HTML tags
{content} - content
{paragraphExcerpt(x)} - Any paragraphs found in the content where x corresponds to the order in which it is found stripped of HTML tags
{paragraphContent(x)} - Any paragraphs found in the content where x corresponds to the order in which it is found
{paragraphClass(x)} - Any paragraphs found in the content where x corresponds to the order in which it is found creating a class name based on the id followed by "-p" then x, i.e. news-p1
{contentUrl(x)} - Any urls found in the content will create a set of links where x corresponds to the order in which it is found
{image(x)} - Any images found in the content will create a set of links where x corresponds to the order in which it is found
{href} - link to news post

Example

<div id="calendar" data-type="calendar" data-url="/fac/soc/economics/intranet/manage/calendar/" data-limit="10">
<h2><a href="{href}">{title}</a> </h2>
<p>{publicationDate}</p>
<p>From: {start} </p>
<p>To: {end}</p>
<p>Location: {location}</p>
<p>Categories: {categories}</p>
</div>