events

Overview

JEvents is a third-party extension for Joomla! that allows you to add event information in either a calendar or list format.  As you create events, they will appear on your website in JEvents menu items or modules that have been configured to display events from the appropriate categories.

Procedure

1. Login to the Joomla! Administrator back-end.
2. Click on "Components > JEvents"
   
   
   
   
3. At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select Manage Events.
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   1. JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
      
      
   2. Top menu (smaller browser sizes):
      
      
4. Click the "New" button:
5. Enter a title for the event in the "Title" field (see #1 below).
6. If your website has more than one calendar, select the appropriate one from the "Events calendar" dropdown menu (see #2 below).
7. For Categories,select one or more categories that should display your event (see #3 below).
8. Enter a short description of your event in the "Description" text box.  Note that you can format your description the same way you would format an article (see #4 below).
9. Enter the location of your event in the "Location" field (found under the "Description" text box).
   
   
   
   
10. Click on the "Calendar" tab under the "JEvents" logo (see #1 below).
11. Click the mini-calendar icon below "Start date" and select a start date for your event (see #2 below).
12. Type a Start Time in the Start Time field and select "am" or "pm" (see #3 below).
13. If the event will span more than one day, click the mini-calendar icon below "End date" and select an end date for your event.
    
14. Type an End Time in the End Time field and select "am" or "pm" (see #4 below).
15. Click "Save & Close" (see #5 below).
    
    

Overview

JEvents is a third-party extension for Joomla! that allows you to add event information in either a calendar or list format.  As you create events, they will appear on your website in JEvents menu items or modules that have been configured to display events from the appropriate categories.

Procedure

1. Login to the Joomla! Administrator back-end.
2. Click on "Components > JEvents"
   
   
   
   
3. At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select Manage Events.
   
   JEvents left sidebar:
   
4. Click the "New" button:
5. Enter a title for the event in the "Title" field (see red box below).
6. For Categories,select one or more categories that should display your event (see green box below).
7. Enter a short description of your event in the "Description" text box.  Note that you can format your description the same way you would format an article (see blue box below).
8. Enter the location of your event in the "Location" field (found under the "Description" text box).
   
   
9. Click on the "Calendar" tab under the "JEvents" logo (see red box below).
10. Click the mini-calendar icon below "Start date" and select a start date for your event (see orange box below).
11. Type a Start Time in the Start Time field and select "am" or "pm" (see green box below).
12. If the event will span more than one day, click the mini-calendar icon below "End date" and select an end date for your event.
    
13. Type an End Time in the End Time field and select "am" or "pm" (see blue box below). If there is no definitive end time for your event, check the 'No specific end time' box. 
14. Click "Save & Close" (see yellow box below).
    
    

This feature requires an up-to-date version of the JEvents plugin "JEvents - File and Image uploads for Event Descriptions". If you find that you cannot add an image to your event, please SUBMIT REQUEST to request us to install or update this JEvents plugin for your website.

• Click on "Components > JEvents:
  
• At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select Manage Events.
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  • JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
    
    
  • Top menu (smaller browser sizes):
    
    
• Either click the title of an existing event to add or Add a New Event.
• If the event you're looking for doesn't appear, click SEARCH (see #1 below), then change " - Hide Past Events - " to "Show Past Events" (see #2 below):
  
  
  
  
• Scroll to the bottom of the Create an Event page (or Edit Event page, if you are editing an existing event)
• Under “Upload Image,” click Choose File (see #1 below)
• Browse to the image location on your computer and click "Open" (or "Select" or "Upload", depending on your browser and version).
• Under “Image Title,” enter a title for your image (see #2 below)
  
  
  
  
• Scroll back to the top of the page, then enter the remaining details for your event on the COMMON and CALENDAR tabs.
• When done, click SAVE & CLOSE.
• You can now view the event with the image on the front-end.
  
  

This feature requires an up-to-date version of the JEvents plugin "JEvents - File and Image uploads for Event Descriptions". If you find that you cannot add an image to your event, please SUBMIT REQUEST to request us to install or update this JEvents plugin for your website.

• Click on "Components > JEvents:
  
• At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select Manage Events.
  
  • JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
    
    
  • Top menu (smaller browser sizes):
    
    
• Either click the title of an existing event to add or Add a New Event.
• If the event you're looking for doesn't appear, click SEARCH (see #1 below), then change " - Hide Past Events - " to "Show Past Events" (see #2 below):
  
  
  
  
• Scroll to the bottom of the Create an Event page (or Edit Event page, if you are editing an existing event)
• To the right of “Upload Image,” click SELECT IMAGE:
  
  
  
  
• Browse to the image location on your computer and click "Open" (or "Select" or "Upload", depending on your browser and version).
• To the right of “Image Title,” enter a title for your image:
  
  
• Scroll back to the top of the page, then enter the remaining details for your event on the COMMON and CALENDAR tabs.
• When done, click SAVE & CLOSE.
• You can now view the event with the image on the front-end.
  
  

This feature requires an up-to-date version of the JEvents plugin "JEvents - File and Image uploads for Event Descriptions". If you find that you cannot add an image to your event, please SUBMIT REQUEST to request us to install or update this JEvents plugin for your website.

• Click on "Components > JEvents:
  
• At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select Manage Events.
  JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
  
• Either click the title of an existing event to add or Add a New Event.
• If the event you're looking for doesn't appear, click SEARCH (see #1 below), then change " - Hide Past Events - " to "Show Past Events" (see #2 below):
  
  
  
  
• Scroll to the bottom of the Create an Event page (or Edit Event page, if you are editing an existing event)
• To the right of “Upload Image,” click "SELECT IMAGE":
  
  
  
  
• Browse to the image location on your computer and click "Open" (or "Select" or "Upload", depending on your browser and version).
• To the right of “Image Title,” enter a title for your image:
  
  
• Scroll back to the top of the page, then enter the remaining details for your event on the COMMON and CALENDAR tabs.
• When done, click SAVE & CLOSE.
• You can now view the event with the image on the front-end.
  
  

This feature requires an up-to-date version of the JEvents plugin. If you find that you cannot add a flyer to your event, please SUBMIT REQUEST to request us to update your JEvents plugin for your department.

• Navigate to "Components > JEvents > Manage Events"
• Either click the title of an existing event to add or Add a New Event.
• Navigate to the section of the event labeled "Standard File 1"
  
  
  
• Click on Choose File and select the PDF flyer from your computer system.
• Click on Upload
• Once you see the name of the flyer in the textbox, you can Save & Close out of the Event.
  
  
  
• You can now view the event PDF as a link from your event on the front-end.
  
  
  

This feature requires an up-to-date version of the JEvents plugin. If you find that you cannot add a flyer to your event, please SUBMIT REQUEST to request us to update your JEvents plugin for your department.

• Navigate to "Components > JEvents > Manage Events"
• Either click the title of an existing event to add or Add a New Event.
• Navigate to the section of the event labeled "Standard File 1"
  
  
  
• Click on "Select File" and select the PDF flyer from your computer system, then click "Open".
• Click on UPLOAD
• Enter a name for the flyer in the "File Title" field:
  
  
  
  
• When done adding all other event details, you can Save & Close the Event.
• You can now view the event PDF as a link from your event on the front-end.
  
  
  

Overview

JEvents is a Joomla! component that lets you create events and display them in a variety of ways. We commonly use the component to display future and past events. If you haven't already set up JEvents Categories and added Events, please do that before making the module:

• Managing Event Categories
• Adding an Event (JEvents)

Procedure

This is how to set up a module to display upcoming events:

1. Go to Components > Modules:
   
   
2. Select the New button from the top left of the page:
3. Select "JEvents - Latest Events Module" as the type of module from the list:
4.  Give the module a title and a position. Usually, this module works best in the "Sidebar B (sidebar-b)" position.  See a list of commonly used module positions here.
5. Unless the module should appear on all pages of the website, assign it to specific pages as follows:
   1. Click the "Menu Assignment" tab
   2. Click the dropdown box to the right of Module Assignment and select "Only on the pages selected" (see #1 below).
   3. For Menu Selection, click "None" to the right of Select (see #2 below).
   4. Click the check boxes for any menu items that should display the module when clicked (see #3 below).
6. Click the Module tab.  Under JEvents - Latest Events Module on the left are options you can change, depending on how you want your events to be displayed:
   
   1. Select categories – leave blank for all: Select which categories you want to display, or leave it blank if you want to show events from all categories.
   2. Maximum Events to display:enter the maximum number of events to be displayed.
   3. Display events from the next ? days: Enter a number for how many days into the future to display the events.
   4. Past Events Only: change this to "Future Events Only" to only display future events.
   5. When done, click Save & Close.

If you have any questions you may SUBMIT A REQUEST and we will help you with the configuration.

Overview

JEvents is a Joomla! component that lets you create events and display them in a variety of ways. We commonly use the component to display future and past events. If you haven't already set up JEvents Categories and added Events, please do that before making the module:

• Managing Event Categories
• Adding an Event (JEvents)

Procedure

This is how to set up a module to display upcoming events:

1. Go to Components > Modules:
   
   
2. Select the New button from the top left of the page:
3. Select "JEvents - Latest Events Module" as the type of module from the list:
4.  Give the module a title and a position. Usually, this module works best in the "Sidebar B (sidebar-b)" position.  See a list of commonly used module positions here.
5. Unless the module should appear on all pages of the website, assign it to specific pages as follows:
   1. Click the "Menu Assignment" tab
   2. Click the dropdown box to the right of Module Assignment and select "Only on the pages selected" (see #1 below).
   3. For Menu Selection, click "None" to the right of Select (see #2 below).
   4. Click the check boxes for any menu items that should display the module when clicked (see #3 below).
6. Click the Module tab.  Under JEvents - Latest Events Module on the left are options you can change, depending on how you want your events to be displayed:
   
   1. Select categories – leave blank for all: Select which categories you want to display, or leave it blank if you want to show events from all categories.
   2. Maximum Events to display:enter the maximum number of events to be displayed.
   3. Display events from the next ? days: Enter a number for how many days into the future to display the events.
   4. Past Events Only: change this to "Future Events Only" to only display future events.
   5. When done, click Save & Close.

If you have any questions you may SUBMIT A REQUEST and we will help you with the configuration.

Overview

JEvents is a Joomla! component that lets you create events and display them in a variety of ways. We commonly use the component to display future and past events. If you haven't already set up JEvents Categories and added Events, please do that before making the module:

• Managing Event Categories
• Adding an Event (JEvents)

Procedure

This is how to set up a module to display upcoming events:

1. Go to Components > Modules:
   
   
2. Select the New button from the top left of the page.
3. Select "JEvents - Latest Events Module" as the type of module from the list:
4.  Give the module a title and a position. Usually, this module works best in the "Sidebar Left (sidebar-left)" position.  See a list of commonly used module positions here.
5. Unless the module should appear on all pages of the website, assign it to specific pages as follows:
   1. Click the "Menu Assignment" tab
   2. Click the dropdown box to the right of Module Assignment and select "Only on the pages selected" (see #1 below).
   3. For Menu Selection, click "None" to the right of Select (see #2 below).
   4. Click the check boxes for any menu items that should display the module when clicked (see #3 below).
6. Click the Module tab.  Under JEvents - Latest Events Module on the left are options you can change, depending on how you want your events to be displayed:
   
   1. Select categories – leave blank for all: Select which categories you want to display, or leave it blank if you want to show events from all categories.
   2. Maximum Events to display:enter the maximum number of events to be displayed.
   3. Display events from the next ? days: Enter a number for how many days into the future to display the events.
   4. Past Events Only: change this to "Future Events Only" to only display future events.
   5. When done, click Save & Close.

If you have any questions you may SUBMIT A REQUEST and we will help you with the configuration.

Overview

There are various types of menu items that can display JEvents calendar events on a Joomla! website.  This article demonstrates some of the most commonly used types:

• Date Range
• List of Events
• View by Month

Procedure

To create a menu item that displays JEvents in one of the formats shown under Examples, do the following:

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login.
• Go to Menus > Main Menu  (or whichever menu you'd like to create the menu item in) and click Add New Menu Item:
  
  
  
  
• Enter the name for the menu item (as it should appear in the Menu) in the Menu Title field (see #1 below). You may leave the box for Alias blank; one will automatically be generated.
• Next to the box for Menu Item Type, click the Selectbutton (see #3 below).
  
  
• A "Menu Item Type" pop-up window will open.  Select JEvents - Core (see #1 below), then select the desired format for the event display:
  
  
  • To display a date range of events in the "Float" format, select Date Range (see #2 below)
    
    • Go to the "Range Date & Time Settings" tab and select the desired options for the date range to display
    • Go to the "Options" tab and select "Float" from the "Choose JEvents Theme" dropdown menu
  • To display events in a table-style list, select List of Events (see #3 below)
    • Go to the "Options" tab
    • Under "Select Columns to Display," click the columns to be displayed in the list of events.
  • To display events in a calendar format, select View by Month (see #4 below)
• When done selecting the menu item type and configuring its options, click Save & Close.

Examples of JEvents Menu Items

List Format

"View by Month" Calendar format

Date Range with "Float" Theme

Overview

There are various types of menu items that can display JEvents calendar events on a Joomla! website.  This article demonstrates some of the most commonly used types:

• Date Range
• List of Events
• View by Month

Procedure

To create a menu item that displays JEvents in one of the formats shown under Examples, do the following:

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login. 
• Go to Menus > Main Menu  (or whichever menu you'd like to create the menu item in) and click Add New Menu Item:
  
  
  
  
• Enter the name for the menu item (as it should appear in the Menu) in the Menu Title field (see #1 below). You may leave the box for Alias blank; one will automatically be generated.
• Next to the box for Menu Item Type, click the Selectbutton (see #3 below).
  
  
• A "Menu Item Type" pop-up window will open.  Select JEvents - Core (see below), then select the desired format for the event display:
  
  
  • To display a date range of events in the "Float" format, select Date Range (see below)
    
    • Go to the "Range Date & Time Settings" tab and select the desired options for the date range to display
    • Go to the "Options" tab and select "Float" from the "Choose JEvents Theme" dropdown menu
  • To display events in a table-style list, select List of Events (see below)
    • Go to the "Options" tab
    • Under "Select Columns to Display," click the columns to be displayed in the list of events.
  • To display events in a calendar format, select View by Month (see below)
• When done selecting the menu item type and configuring its options, click Save & Close.

Examples of JEvents Menu Items

List Format

"View by Month" Calendar format

Date Range with "Float" Theme

Overview

You can embed a Latest Events module within an article, so that a list of events appears within the article.

Procedure

1. Create a "JEvents Latest Events" module to display the latest events from one or more categories.
2. Create an article that will contain the JEvents Latest Events module
3. Select the Modulebutton below the text area.  If you see two Module buttons, click the second one (it looks like it has multiple windows in its icon):
   
   
   
   
4. Enter part or all of the module's title in the search field, then press [Enter] or click the search icon (see #1 below).
5. In the "ID" column, click the button with the number inside it to the left of your module's title (this is the module's ID number; see #2 below).
   
   
   
   Although you can also click on the module title itself, we recommend clicking the module's ID number instead. This is because the module's ID number will not change and will be unique, while your module's title may change, and two or more modules may have the same title.
6. Save & Close your article

Sample Display

The events from the JEvents Latest Events module will be displayed as a list within your article:

Overview

You can embed a Latest Events module within an article, so that a list of events appears within the article.

Procedure

1. Create a "JEvents Latest Events" module to display the latest events from one or more categories.
2. Create an article that will contain the JEvents Latest Events module
3. Select the Modulebutton below the text area.  If you see two Module buttons, click the second one (it looks like it has multiple windows in its icon):
   
   
   
   
4. Enter part or all of the module's title in the search field, then press [Enter] or click the search icon (see #1 below).
5. In the "ID" column, click the button with the number inside it to the left of your module's title (this is the module's ID number; see #2 below).
   
   
   
   Although you can also click on the module title itself, we recommend clicking the module's ID number instead. This is because the module's ID number will not change and will be unique, while your module's title may change, and two or more modules may have the same title.
6. Save & Close your article

Sample Display

The events from the JEvents Latest Events module will be displayed as a list within your article:

Overview

You can embed a Latest Events module within an article, so that a list of events appears within the article.

Procedure

1. Create a "JEvents Latest Events" module to display the latest events from one or more categories.
2. Create an article that will contain the JEvents Latest Events module
3. Select the Modulebutton below the text area.  If you see two Module buttons, click the second one (it looks like it has multiple windows in its icon):
   
   
   
   
4. Enter part or all of the module's title in the search field, then press [Enter] or click the search icon (see #1 below).
5. In the "ID" column, click the button with the number inside it to the left of your module's title (this is the module's ID number; see #2 below).
   
   
   
   Although you can also click on the module title itself, we recommend clicking the module's ID number instead. This is because the module's ID number will not change and will be unique, while your module's title may change, and two or more modules may have the same title.
6. Save & Close your article

Sample Display

The events from the JEvents Latest Events module will be displayed as a list within your article:

Overview

You can group events into categories in JEvents the same way you can group articles into categories.  Creating categories for similar types of events (such as "Conferences," "Lectures," "Meetings," and "Symposia") allows you to create modules or menu items that display events from one or more categories.

Creating a Category

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login.
• Go to "Components > JEvents":
  
  
• At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select MANAGE CATEGORIES
  • JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
    
    
    
    
  • Top menu (smaller browser sizes):
    
    
• Click New to create a new category:
• Enter a title for your category in the "Title" field (see #1 below)
• If your category should be a subcategory of an existing JEvents category, select the existing category from the "Parent" dropdown menu (see #2 below)
• Choose a color for your category (optional):
  • Click Options (see #3 below)
  • Click in “Choose Colour” and use the color picker to select a color
• When done, click SAVE & CLOSE (see #4 below)
  
• You can now select your new category when creating or editing an event.
• You can also select your category when creating a JEvents module or menu item.  The module or menu item will only show events from the selected category or categories.

Deleting a Category

Before deleting a category, all events within the category must be deleted and emptied from the trash.

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login.
• Go to "Components > JEvents"
• From the JEvents sidebar menu, select MANAGE CATEGORIES
• Click the checkbox for the category to be deleted (see #1 below)
• Click the Trashbutton (see #2 below)
  
  

Overview

You can group events into categories in JEvents the same way you can group articles into categories.  Creating categories for similar types of events (such as "Conferences," "Lectures," "Meetings," and "Symposia") allows you to create modules or menu items that display events from one or more categories.

Creating a Category

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login. 
• Go to "Components > JEvents":
  
  
• At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select MANAGE CATEGORIES
  • JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
    
    
    
    
  • Top menu (smaller browser sizes):
    
    
• Click New to create a new category:
• Enter a title for your category in the "Title" field (see #1 below)
• If your category should be a subcategory of an existing JEvents category, select the existing category from the "Parent" dropdown menu (see #2 below)
• Choose a color for your category (optional):
  • Click Options (see #3 below)
  • Click in “Choose Colour” and use the color picker to select a color
• When done, click SAVE & CLOSE (see #4 below)
  
• You can now select your new category when creating or editing an event.
• You can also select your category when creating a JEvents module or menu item.  The module or menu item will only show events from the selected category or categories.

Deleting a Category

Before deleting a category, all events within the category must be deleted and emptied from the trash.

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login. 
• Go to "Components > JEvents"
• From the JEvents sidebar menu, select MANAGE CATEGORIES
• Click the checkbox for the category to be deleted (see #1 below)
• Click the Trashbutton (see #2 below)
  
  

Overview

You can group events into categories in JEvents the same way you can group articles into categories.  Creating categories for similar types of events (such as "Conferences," "Lectures," "Meetings," and "Symposia") allows you to create modules or menu items that display events from one or more categories.

Creating a Category

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login.
• Go to "Components > JEvents":
  
  
• At the JEvents Dashboard, hover the mouse over the left sidebar (or top menu, if the left sidebar does not appear), then select MANAGE CATEGORIES
  • JEvents left sidebar (larger browser sizes):
    
    
    
    
  • Top menu (smaller browser sizes):
    
    
• Click New to create a new category:
• Enter a title for your category in the "Title" field (see #1 below)
• If your category should be a subcategory of an existing JEvents category, select the existing category from the "Parent" dropdown menu (see #2 below)
• Choose a color for your category (optional):
  • Click Options (see #3 below)
  • Click in “Choose Colour” and use the color picker to select a color
• When done, click SAVE & CLOSE (see #4 below)
  
• You can now select your new category when creating or editing an event.
• You can also select your category when creating a JEvents module or menu item.  The module or menu item will only show events from the selected category or categories.

Deleting a Category

Before deleting a category, all events within the category must be deleted and emptied from the trash.

• Log on to your site using the Administrator Login.
• Go to "Components > JEvents"
• From the JEvents sidebar menu, select MANAGE CATEGORIES
• Click the checkbox for the category to be deleted
• Click the Actions dropdown
• Click the Trashbutton
  
  

Overview

JEvents is an event management extension for Joomla! that stores calendar-based event information.  The events can be organized by categories, which helps to display them in different groupings.  In fact, events can actually exist in multiple categories in JEvents.   Events can be displayed within a module, or they can be accessed from a menu item.  There are many different types of options for displaying events, including a monthly calendar, a list of events from a category, a list of upcoming events, or a date range of events.

Accessing JEvents

You can access JEvents in the Joomla! back-end by going to "Components > JEvents"

Documentation

These articles provide documentation for working with JEvents:

• Managing Event Categories (JEvents) (Joomla! 5)
• Embedding a Latest Events Module within an Article (Joomla! 5)
• Creating a "JEvents - Latest Events Module" (Joomla! 5)
• Adding Images to Events using JEvents File Uploader Tool (Joomla! 5)
• Adding an Event (JEvents) (Joomla! 5)
• Removing a Repeating Event (JEvents) (Joomla! 4/5)
• Overview of JEvents (Joomla! 4/5)
• Managing Event Categories (JEvents) (Joomla! 4)
• Embedding a Latest Events Module within an Article (Joomla! 4)
• Creating Menu Items to Display Events from JEvents (Joomla! 4/5)
• Creating a "JEvents - Latest Events Module" (Joomla! 4)
• Adding PDFs to events using JEvents file uploader tool (Joomla! 4/5)
• Adding Images to Events using JEvents File Uploader Tool (Joomla! 4)
• Adding an Event (JEvents) (Joomla! 4)
• Adding Images to Events using JEvents File Uploader Tool
• Adding PDFs to events using JEvents file uploader tool
• Creating a "JEvents - Latest Events Module"
• Creating Menu Items to Display Events from JEvents
• Embedding a Latest Events Module within an Article
• Managing Event Categories (JEvents)
• Removing a Repeating Event (JEvents)

Overview

JEvents is an event management extension for Joomla! that stores calendar-based event information.  The events can be organized by categories, which helps to display them in different groupings.  In fact, events can actually exist in multiple categories in JEvents.   Events can be displayed within a module, or they can be accessed from a menu item.  There are many different types of options for displaying events, including a monthly calendar, a list of events from a category, a list of upcoming events, or a date range of events.

Accessing JEvents

You can access JEvents in the Joomla! back-end by going to "Components > JEvents"

Documentation

These articles provide documentation for working with JEvents:

• Managing Event Categories (JEvents) (Joomla! 5)
• Embedding a Latest Events Module within an Article (Joomla! 5)
• Creating a "JEvents - Latest Events Module" (Joomla! 5)
• Adding Images to Events using JEvents File Uploader Tool (Joomla! 5)
• Adding an Event (JEvents) (Joomla! 5)
• Removing a Repeating Event (JEvents) (Joomla! 4/5)
• Overview of JEvents (Joomla! 4/5)
• Managing Event Categories (JEvents) (Joomla! 4)
• Embedding a Latest Events Module within an Article (Joomla! 4)
• Creating Menu Items to Display Events from JEvents (Joomla! 4/5)
• Creating a "JEvents - Latest Events Module" (Joomla! 4)
• Adding PDFs to events using JEvents file uploader tool (Joomla! 4/5)
• Adding Images to Events using JEvents File Uploader Tool (Joomla! 4)
• Adding an Event (JEvents) (Joomla! 4)
• Adding Images to Events using JEvents File Uploader Tool
• Adding PDFs to events using JEvents file uploader tool
• Creating a "JEvents - Latest Events Module"
• Creating Menu Items to Display Events from JEvents
• Embedding a Latest Events Module within an Article
• Managing Event Categories (JEvents)
• Removing a Repeating Event (JEvents)