Site A, have eventON and eventON API installed and all the events created in there.

Site B does not have eventON.

Step 1 Create page in site B

Create a page where we want to show the event calendar.

Step 2: Copy eventON API code from site A

Go to your website A and go to eventON settings > EventON API  and copy the code.

Step 3: Paste the API Code into Site B

Now head back to your site B and paste the api code into the new page. If you are using gutenerg editor make sure to use a classic block and switch to code editor, so you can paste the code into the page.

Step 4: Replace the API URL

From your site A find the event type filtered URL. Which would look something like this:

http://localhost:8888/WP4/wp-json/eventon/calendar?event_type=6

Here, we are only showing events from event_type = 6. On the code in site B replace the api url with this new url.

That is it. Make sure to save changes and the new page in site B will show EventON Calendar with events from only the set event type category.

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events
	event-id 
		name
		start
		end
		details
		repeats
			{x}
				start
				end
		event_timezone
		publish_status
		color
		event_subtitle
		learnmore_link
		featured
		all_day_event
		year_long_event
		month_long_event
		image_url
		location_tax
		location_name
		location_address
		location_lat
		location_lon
		organizer_tax
		organizer_name
		organizer_address
		organizer_contact
		customfield_{x}
			x
			value
			valueL
			_target
			type
			vasibility_type
		event_type{_x}
			{event-type-term-id}: {term-name}
		}

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To get started with this, paste this code into your main theme’s functions.php file

add_filter('evoapi_event_data', 'evoapi_add_moredata', 10, 3);
function evoapi_add_moredata($event_data, $event_id, $event_pmv){
	if(!empty($event_pmv['evcal_subtitle'])){
		$event_data['subtitle'] = $event_pmv['evcal_subtitle'][0];
	}
	return $event_data;
}

You can then make any other adjustments to this code. You can find all event post meta variable names here http://www.myeventon.com/documentation/event-post-meta-variables/

Once this is done the JSON string will include the subtitle field as you can see below.

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v 1.0.6 (2021-11-16)
UPDATED: eventON 4.0 styles compatibility

v 1.0.5 (2020-11-5)
ADDED: JSON events filter support for location and organizer
FIXED: JSON event type filtering not working

v 1.0.4 (2020-8-27)
ADDED: New loading animation for external sites
FIXED: wordpress 5.5 compatibility issue with REST API
FIXED: external calendar styles with missing styles

v 1.0.3 (2020-7-29)
ADDED: support to pull only publish events by passing post_status value
FIXED: number of months value in settings recording as one less
FIXED: external URL set events not opening correct link via api
FIXED: ?post_status=publish not working for fetching events

v 1.0.2 (2018-6-12)
FIXED: eventtop styles
FIXED: separate events by month not working

V 1.0.1 (2017-10-23)
FIXED: Event count variable name fix in settings page
UPDATED: eventon 2.6 styles match
UPDATED: settings explanations of usage

v 1.0 (2017-5-31)
ADDED: call to jquery file in the code
ADDED: support for passing dynamic parameters via API URL
ADDED: Loading text for external calendar
ADDED: Support for featured image on the external calendar
ADDED: Ability to override event type color for events on external calendar
FIXED: minor style issues
UPDATED: Addon initiation process to comply with eventon 2.5+

v 0.4 (2017-4-3)
FIXED: Styles that were missing for certain elements
FIXED: Open events in same page from API not working

v 0.3 (2017-1-6)
ADDED: Option to separate events by month names

v 0.2 (2016-8-24)
ADDED: Support to show single event with event ID
ADDED: More number of months selection
FIXED: Number of months option not working for regular API
UPDATED: Styles for calendar

v 0.1 (2016-6-27)
Initial release

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