Although you can choose your calendar view using the drop-down menu below the text field where you copy your calendar link, you can also use URL parameters. There are six main options for choosing what kind of calendar views you want to link to: Month, Week, Day, Year, Event, and Side-by-Side view.
With URL parameters you can be more specific with what calendar view you want to link to using the “vw=#” parameter. The “#” in this example is where you will put the code for your calendar view. The potetial URL parameters you can use can be found in the table below:
URL Parameter | Calendar View |
---|---|
year | year display |
year365 | year display with event density |
year@ | year display with headlines |
month | month display |
month5 | 5 day week month display |
month7 | 7 day week month display |
week | week display |
week5 | 5 day week display |
week7 | 7 day week display |
week20 | 4 week, 5 day week display |
week28 | 4 week, 7 day week display |
day | day display |
day1 | 1 day display |
day2 | 2 day display |
day3 | 3 day display |
day4 | 4 day display |
day5 | 5 day display |
day6 | 6 day display |
day7 | 7 day display |
event | event display |
event20 | 20 day event display |
event30 | 30 day event display |
event60 | 60 day event display |
event90 | 90 day event display |
sbs_sbs | side-by-side view |
sbse15 | 15 day side-by-side view |
sbse30 | 30 day side-by-side view |
You can use any of these parameters to add to the end of your calendar link. In the examples below, you will see the normal calendar link highlighted in yellow and the URL parameter in bold.
Note: You can only add one date parameter to your calendar URL.
This example uses the “year” URL parameter.
Example:
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What the link looks like:
https://www.keepandshare.com/calendar/show.php?i=533&vw=year
This example uses the “event” URL parameter.
Example:
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What the link looks like:
https://www.keepandshare.com/calendar/show.php?i=533&vw=event
This example uses the “day” URL parameter.
Example:
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What the link looks like:
https://www.keepandshare.com/calendar/show.php?i=533&vw=day
This example uses the “side-by-side” URL parameter.
Example:
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What the link looks like:
https://www.keepandshare.com/calendar/show.php?i=533&vw=sbs_sbs
There is an occassion where the “vw=#” parameter won't work and that is if you have a browser session where you are already using a different calendar view than the one you want to display in. In this case, you will want to use the “fv=#” parameter which will force the calendar view to the view that you want. See the example below:
Example:
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What the link looks like:
https://www.keepandshare.com/calendar/show.php?i=533&fv=sbse15