Art Calendar

Art Calendar allows you to display a highly-configurable calendar and events. Add Google Calendar events to your calendar.


Importing Events via CSV

Formatting is important for CSV file upload imports. The CSV file must be setup correctly with the first row as headers and the subsequent rows as events and their respective data. It is recommended that you download the sample CSV from inside the Art Calendar component 'import events' area and use it as a template to enter in your event data. This will help ensure your import's success.

Below are the column headers you can use in your CSV file to upload as well as their data types and explanations. The data you import through a CSV file needs to match up with the below headings and data types.

CSV Column Header Names & Types
Column Header Type Notes
title string (text) The name of your event. No double quotes in text as this will break the CSV formatting.
description string (text) A description of your event to provide more information. This field shows on the front end of the calendar in the event modal that is launched when you click on an event. No double quotes in text as this will break the CSV formatting.
start datetime The start datetime of your event. Should be in following format MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS if you want to import date and time data for your event. If you don't care about the time during your import you can just omit the time from your date. No double quotes in text as this will break the CSV formatting.
end datetime The end datetime of your event. Should be in following format MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS if you want to import date and time data for your event. If you don't care about the time during your import you can just omit the time from your date. No double quotes in text as this will break the CSV formatting.
showTime integer binary (0 or 1) 0 for don't show time on event and 1 for do show time on event.
published integer binary (0 or 1) 0 for unpublished and 1 for published.