The CALENDAR EVENT feature enables CITO* users to create and publish events on their domain. Usually used to render an online calendars with upcoming events.
The following flow diagram illustrates the typical EVENT life cycle inside MYCITO*.
1 Event Create and manage an event. |
2 Upload Image Upload an image for an event. |
3 Link Download Link downloads to the an event. |
4 Secure Secure the event. |
5 User Groups Set user groups to the event. |
6 Publish Publish the event. |
7 Various Reports View reports associated with the event. |
Follow these steps to CREATE AN EVENT.
Follow these steps to EDIT EVENT.
Follow these steps to LINK DOWNLOAD.
Follow these steps to SECURE EVENT.
Follow these steps to LINK USER GROUPS.
Follow these steps to PUBLIC EVENT.
Follow these steps to PUBLISH EVENT.
Follow these steps to HIDE EVENT.
Follow these steps to DELETE EVENT.
Follow these steps to RESTORE EVENT.
Follow these steps to VIEW VIEW REPORT.
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