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Can I Put my Event Temple Calendar on my Website?
Can I Put my Event Temple Calendar on my Website?

Show My Calendar on My Website - Hide Booking Information from Linked Calendar - Can I Make Events Visible to the Public?

Updated over a month ago

Adding an Event Temple Calendar to your website is possible! This can be done by using our Calendar Integration or Zapier, which can send your Bookings to an external embeddable Calendar.

We recommend Google Calendar for this, however other external calendars may also have this capability.

Connect your Calendars

Option 1: Calendar Integration

Using the built-in Calendar Integration feature will allow you to link your Bookings and some Booking information to an external calendar. Read more about this feature and how to set it up here.

Bookings linked with your external calendar using this method will show information about the Bookings such as the name of the Booking.

Option 2: Zapier

Using Zapier, you can send Bookings to an external calendar and control how it will look in the calendar.

This is a good option for public calendars where you don't want to show sensitive Booking information or Booking names.

There are many ways you can setup Zapier to pass Booking information to an external calendar from Event Temple. One example is sending new Bookings to your external Calendar.

To start, please familiarize yourself with Zapier here and then connect your Event Temple account following the steps here.

How to send new Bookings to a Google Calendar:

Setup the Trigger

  1. Login to Zapier and create a new Zap

  2. Click on the Trigger and search for EventTemple (one word)

  3. Choose the Booking Created event

  4. Connect your Event Temple Account (if needed)

  5. Choose the Organization

  6. Test the trigger

  7. Select a record that is returned from the test and continue

Setup the Action

  1. Search for Google Calendar and select it from the list

  2. Choose the Create Detailed Event event

  3. Connect your Google Calendar account (if needed)

  4. Choose your calendar and fill in the fields *This step is where you can control the name of your calendar event for public facing calendars

  5. Test the steps

  6. Publish the Zap

Embed Your Calendar

An embeddable calendar is a third party calendar that has the option to be embedded on a website. There will typically be a piece of code that the calendar app will provide that you can put into your website to view your calendar. This step will need to be completed by a web developer or someone with access to make changes to your website.

An example of this in Google Calendar:

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