christer_f

Hello Event adds event management and ticket sales in an extremely easy way to any WordPress site! Just drop in the plugin and you’re ready to go. Welcome to the “Hello World” for events!
With this plugin you can easily create and manage events (like concerts, training camps or competitions). The events you create have fields for location, start and end dates (and optionally times for events that are not full-day events) and can be presented in different formats, both in lists and in calendars.
If you have installed WooCommerce you will be able to generate and sell tickets with a simple click. On the event page a link will point to the tickets in WooCommerce and in WooCommerce there will be a backlink from the ticket to the event. And in the backend dashboard you will immediately see how ticket sales progress for each event
Hello Event supports different date and time formats and is of course multi-lingual and currently comes with translations for English, French and Swedish. More languages will be added, and if you want to add other languages yourself, you can easily do that for example with the help of the Loco plugin.
Hello Event is iCal compatible and the event pages will display an “Add to calendar button” to allow users to insert the event into their calendars. The plugin can make use of external services to present the locations of events. For this purpose either Google Maps or OpenStreetMap may be used.
Although the plugin is perfect for use by the non-technical site creator, it is also developer-friendly with shortcodes, hooks and all styling provided by CSS that can be overridden. To get you going immediately the plugin will automatically show event-related information when a post of the “hello_event” custom type is presented. For more control, you can switch off the automatic insertion of this information and use the shortcodes provided wherever you want.
To enhance the organic SEO of your site, all pages that present events provide Structured Data descriptions of the event – see <a href="https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/intro-structured-data" rel="nofollow ugc">Google documentation on Structured Data</a>.
With Hello Event you can now use WooCommerce and all its different payment gateways to handle the ticket sales! Easy peasy!
<a href="https://hello.tekomatik.com" rel="nofollow ugc">SEE DEMO</a>.

Hello Event

Manage events and sell tickets through WooCommerce in an extremely easy way. Just drop in the plugin and you're ready to go.

kaymanmk

CalDav Calendar Viewer fetches and displays events from any standard iCal (.ics) feed directly on your site using a simple shortcode. It supports multiple calendar feeds, each with its own URL and optional username/password for authenticated endpoints.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Multiple Calendar Feeds – Configure as many feeds as you need, each with a unique ID.</li>
<li>iCal / RFC 5545 Support – Parses standard <code>.ics</code> calendar feeds including all-day events, times, locations, and descriptions.</li>
<li>Recurring Events – Expands RRULE recurrences (DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY, YEARLY) including BYDAY, BYMONTHDAY, INTERVAL, COUNT, UNTIL, and EXDATE.</li>
<li>DURATION Support – Derives the end time from a <code>DURATION</code> property when <code>DTEND</code> is absent.</li>
<li>Basic Authentication – Supply a username and password per feed for protected calendars.</li>
<li>Encrypted Credentials – Passwords are stored using AES-256-CBC encryption in the database.</li>
<li>Caching – Configurable cache lifetime reduces external HTTP requests (defaults to 1 hour).</li>
<li>Cache Management – View the number of currently cached feed entries and clear them with one click from the admin settings page.</li>
<li>Async Loading – Calendar events are fetched via AJAX so the containing page renders immediately.</li>
<li>Label / Category Filtering – Filter events by iCal <code>CATEGORIES</code> labels using the <code>label</code> shortcode attribute. 
Accepts a comma-separated list; all plain labels must be present on an event for it to be shown. 
Prefix a label with <code>!</code> to exclude events that carry that category. Matching is case-insensitive.</li>
<li>Clickable Events – Events that carry a <code>URL</code> property in the iCal feed are rendered as clickable links.</li>
<li>7-Day Rolling Window – Automatically fetches and displays only the next 7 days of events.</li>
<li>Responsive Event List – Clean event list layout that adapts to all screen sizes.</li>
<li>Event Tooltips – Hover over an event to see its description.</li>
<li>Description Prefix Filtering – Remove lines from event descriptions that start with configurable prefixes. Useful for hiding internal metadata added by calendar applications.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Configuration</h3>
Navigate to Settings → CalDav Calendar Viewer in the WordPress admin panel.
<h4>Adding a Feed</h4>
Click + Add Feed and fill in:
<ul>
<li>Feed ID – A unique lowercase identifier (letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores) used in the shortcode.</li>
<li>iCal Feed URL – The full URL to the <code>.ics</code> calendar feed.</li>
<li>Username – Username for Basic Authentication. Leave blank for public feeds.</li>
<li>Password – Password for Basic Authentication. Stored encrypted. Leave blank to keep the current value.</li>
</ul>
You can configure multiple feeds — each gets its own ID.
<h4>General Settings</h4>
<ul>
<li>Cache Lifetime (seconds) – How long fetched calendar data is cached. Set to <code>0</code> to disable caching. Default: <code>3600</code> (1 hour).</li>
<li>Description Line Prefixes to Remove – Newline-separated list of prefixes. Any line in an event’s description that starts with one of these prefixes is removed from the tooltip. Useful for hiding internal metadata added by calendar apps (e.g. <code>X-APPLE-</code>, <code>Reminder:</code>).</li>
</ul>
<h4>Cache Management</h4>
The settings page shows how many calendar feeds are currently cached. Use the Clear Cache button to delete all cached responses and force fresh fetches on the next page load.
<h3>Usage</h3>
<h4>Basic Shortcode</h4>
<pre><code>[caldcavi_calendar id="my-feed"]
</code></pre>
<h4>Shortcode Attributes</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>id</code> (required) – The feed ID configured in Settings → CalDav Calendar Viewer.</li>
<li><code>label</code> (optional) – A comma-separated list of iCal <code>CATEGORIES</code> values to filter events by. All plain labels 
must be present on an event for it to be shown. Prefix a label with <code>!</code> to exclude events that carry that category. 
Matching is case-insensitive. Omit to show all events.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Examples</h4>
<pre><code>[caldcavi_calendar id="team-calendar"]

[caldcavi_calendar id="hr-events"]

[caldcavi_calendar id="team-calendar" label="Work"]

[caldcavi_calendar id="team-calendar" label="Work,Important"]

[caldcavi_calendar id="team-calendar" label="Work,!Cancelled"]

[caldcavi_calendar id="team-calendar" label="!Private"]
</code></pre>

CalDav Calendar Viewer

Displays events from iCal (.ics) feeds in a responsive list. Supports recurring events, multiple feeds with Basic Auth and encrypted credentials.

Hello Event vs CalDav Calendar Viewer