Show Event for Rosadigitale – Add Rosadigitale events to your site

Show Event for Rosadigitale allows you to automatically fetch and display events organized by Rosadigitale on maps integrated within your posts. By using the shortcode from the “Map in Each Post” plugin, you can filter events by year and display them with specific location markers. The plugin pulls event data from the Rosadigitale website via a JSON API and adds these events to your maps.

Features:
– Integrates with “Map in Each Post” to display events on maps.
– Fetches event data from the Rosadigitale JSON API.
– Automatically adds event markers for each location (latitude and longitude).
– Filter events by year using shortcode attributes.
– Includes event titles and links to each event.

Usage

To display Rosadigitale events on a map, simply use the following shortcode with “Map in Each Post”:

[mapInEachPost rosadigitale="true" year="2024"]

• rosadigitale: Set this to "true" to display Rosadigitale events.
• year: (optional) Filters events by year.

Example

To display all Rosadigitale events from 2024 on a map, use the shortcode:

[mapInEachPost rosadigitale="true" year="2024"]

Requirements

This plugin requires “Map in Each Post” to be installed and active for proper functionality.

Third-Party Services

This plugin fetches event data from Rosadigitale’s public JSON API.

• Service: Rosadigitale Events API
• Purpose: This API provides event data organized by Rosadigitale to be displayed on maps within WordPress posts.
• Data Sent: The plugin does not send user data; it only retrieves publicly available event data, including event titles, descriptions, locations (latitude and longitude), and event dates from the API.
• Endpoint: https://rosadigitaleweek.com/wp-json/external-events/v1/posts/
• Terms of Service: Rosadigitale Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy: Rosadigitale Privacy Policy

1. Install and activate “Map in Each Post”.
2. Upload the show-rosadigitale-events plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen.
3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
4. Use the [mapInEachPost rosadigitale="true"] shortcode to display events on your posts.

1.0.0

• Initial release