My Calendar Pro

My Calendar Pro extends My Calendar on WordPress sites that collect events from contributors, editorial posts, existing files, or other websites. Install and activate My Calendar on the website before adding the Pro extension.

Custom fields give contributors a clear submission form

Visitors can submit events for free or through a pay-to-post approach. Administrators can tailor the form to collect the information they need and review submissions before publication. Logged-in customers can edit their own events from the front end. The custom field creator adds fields to event entries.

Publishing an event can also make a post

My Calendar Pro connects event and blog publishing in either direction. Publishing a blog post can create an event, while creating an event can publish a blog post. Choose the direction based on which item begins the process.

Existing listings can be imported and searched

Import events in ICS or CSV format from a file or URL instead of entering each listing manually. Advanced search narrows events by dates, categories, authors, and other criteria.

Shared data can reach other sites

REST API support lets sites share events. My Calendar can also fetch events from a remote database and works with WordPress Multisite. These settings suit networks where multiple sites need access to shared event information.

My Calendar provides the event display

The Pro extension works within My Calendar, which supports calendar, card, and list views; recurring events; categories, locations, and venues; and responsive event displays. My Calendar also includes accessibility options for describing capabilities available at events and venues, JSON-LD structured data for events and venues, and event export or subscription through iCal or Google Calendar.

Set up the workflow after installation

After activating both plugins on the same WordPress site, configure the submission form, custom fields, search, imports, and sharing around how event information enters and moves through your site. Documentation and developer hook documentation cover setup and custom development. My Calendar also provides actions and filters, and translations are supported through WordPress Translations.