Club Addons

JomSocial Integration

This addon integrates JEvents with Jomsocial allowing your users to show their events in Jomsocial, set different privacy levels for their events or even invite others to attend their events.

It also allows you to import events from JomSocial into JEvents and keep the events in sync.

Category and Calendar Viewing Restrictions

A highly specialised plugin that allows site admins to limit users to only being able to see events in categories and calendars that they are authorised to create events in.  Please do NOT install this plugin unless you understand what it does - many users install this and find that site visitors cannot see any events.  That is exactly what it is designed to do - visitors can ONLY see events on pages where they can create events.

The latest versions offer an  optional whitelist of categories or calendars where these viewing restrictions DO NOT apply.  So you can have a mixture of public and restrited access categories/calendars.  You can find the calendar ids by viewing the manage events page in the bckend of the site and then view the page source and search for icsFile in the HTML.

CCK Linkage - K2, SobiPro, EasyBlog, Zoo, Joomla! Articles ...

A plugin that allows you to link entries from CCKs/enhanced content components (currently supporting Joomla! Content articles, K2, SOBI2, Zoo and EasyBlog).

They allow you attach one or more entries from your CCK with your event and also display a list of upcoming events in your CCK page that match that entry.

Community Builder Integration

This a CB user tab plugin for JEvents - on a profile page it shows a list of events that the user has created.  When combined with RSVP Pro (the attendance addon) it can also show the events the user is attending.

NB for this CB plugin to work you should also install the "User specific Events" plugin for JEvents.  You will also need the JEvents Latest events module installed (you don't need to have the module visible but you do need it installed).

Also you can install the "CB Events Creator profile link" plugin which allows you to place a link to the event creator's profile in the event description page.  You can also choose to display the creator's avatar too.

Performance Analysis

This utility script analyses your JEvents database to optimize performance.

• It lists events with an excessively large number of repeats (more than 100).  A large number of events with hundreds of repeats each can lead to performance issues on your JEvents site.  You should review the events highlighted by this script.
• It also lists events with overlapping repeats - e.g. a 1 month event that repeats daily for 1 month.   This is clearly a badly entered event which needs to be corrected

Calendar Plus Module

JEvents Calendar Plus is designed with simplicity and usability in mind and it allows your site to show different day listing so that your users can see the events on any specific day. The calendar comes with a flavour for each JEvents theme so that it can fit perfectly your site design.

This calendar is based and uses the CLNDR javascript libraries.

Facebook Social Plugin

This is the latest Facebook Plugin from JEvents, the old 'Facebook like/share/comments' plugin uses an older version of the Facebook JDK. This new version uses Facebooks API which means you will need to throughly read through the documentation. 

Providing a user friendly interface for your users to share events with Facebook friends and walls. 

Slideshow Module

Module to show upcoming events in a dynamic slideshow - see http://activities.jeventsdemo.net for a demo.

Please note that it requires the use of the standard images and files addons

Newsletter Plugins

These addons will allow you to show latest events of your site in the newsletters you send to your users.

We currently provide integration with following extensions : acyMailing, JNews and J!MailAlerts, if you need a different integration, please let us know in the forums.

Please see the download area and documentation for more information about these plugins.

Featured Events

This plugin allows you to use the priority field of JEvents Core extension to show your events according to this priority/feature field.

This way you can create a featured events module or calendar.

When this plugin is enabled (and Display Priority option in JEvents configuration is enabled) it allows you to set a 'featured event' level for a menu or module.  In other words you could mark some events as "priority 1" and then have a JEvents calendar or latest events module that ONLY displays priority 1 events.