Description
This plugin connects your site to Google Calendar and allows events to be displayed on various pages using shortcodes.
Included shortcodes:
- [gecko_google_calendar]: Displays a barebones calendar with an event summary window.
- [gecko_upcoming_events count=”X”]: Displays the next X upcoming events in agenda view. (Default count is 5)
The Agenda view shortcode has a template override available, see the Help tab for more details.
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Installation
- Upload
gecko-google-calendar
to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory and activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress - Follow the instructions on the initial Gecko Google Calendar settings screen to configure OAuth.
FAQ
- Installation Instructions
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- Upload
gecko-google-calendar
to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory and activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress - Follow the instructions on the initial Gecko Google Calendar settings screen to configure OAuth.
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Contributors & Developers
“Gecko Google Calendar” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.6.7
- Fixed expected multisite functions during activation
1.6.6
- Fixed broken template reference
1.6.5
- Removed var_dump
1.6.4
- Added shortcode arguments for agenda view allowing specific calendars to be displayed
1.6.3
- Reconfigured admin-ajax to use proper subdirectory url when querying events
1.6.2
- Added logging to a few functions
1.6.1
- Changed action variable to prevent core conflicts
1.6.0
- Updated plugin to allow all blogs to select individual calendars
1.5.2
- Updated date display in agenda view shortcode
1.5.0
- Agenda shortcode template addition, OAuth configuration settings are much more simple.
1.4.3
- Shortcode function updates
1.4.2
- Multisite config updates, settings consolidation, admin panel formatting updates.
1.3.0
- Now works on any HTTPS site. Still needs work to make header calls not error out.
1.2.0
- This is now a standalone plugin.
1.1.0
- Initial version of plugin committed.