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Select Upload Time to see events based on the times you uploaded data and identify any gaps in your upload schedule or issues with your API integration. In Overview, select Event Time to see events based on the dates and times they occurred and identify any gaps in event data, such as if data for a specific day is missing.

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Click Details for more detailed insights about an offline events set.

Use these metrics to measure and optimize your ad campaigns.

You can review the frequency of uploads or analyze event set performance over time. On the summary page, you'll see the volume of events received, match rate and attribution rate for each of your offline event sets. Pro users should use the pro forums for faster support.To view and manage your offline events data:

Rather than trying to contact us directly, we request you use the support forums as others may be experiencing the same issues as you.

These are regularly updated with recently common issues users may be experiencing.

View the FAQ for general questions and Troubleshooting for common issues.

Many questions we answer are already there.

Browse the other documentation pages and tutorials.

If you’re just starting out, we recommend you visit the following places for further support: This page is only a small portion of the event documentation which is here for quick reference. If you run into problems with either Events Manager or Events Manager Pro there are various places to find help:

Once you’ve installed Events Manager, it’s time to start adding events! We strongly recommend you check out the getting started guide and our documentation section. You can also view and manage your licenses from within your WordPress Dashboard > Events > Settings > Licenses tab or from our account licenses page.

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Click on this and you will be redirected to our site, where you will need to log in (if not already logged in) and confirm the activation of a license on your site. You will see an admin notice asking you to activate your plugin license. This step is required whether or not you still have access to pro updates and support. Once installed for the first time, you will be asked to activate your Pro license to make Pro features available. Deactivate the plugin, replace it with the new version via FTP, and reactivate.No events or settings are deleted in this process. Do as you would install, but deactivate and delete the plugin before installing the new one.

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Then just update via your admin menu with the WordPress automatic updater.

Enter your membership key for our auto-update feature.

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Choose the zip file you just downloaded and click Install Now.Since Pro is an add-on to Events Manager, you must install Events Manager beforehand. No events or settings are deleted in this process (the only time events are deleted is if you click uninstall, and even then you must confirm again before anything gets deleted by EM). Once uploaded reactivate and the update should happen in the background.Īgain, remember to back up your database before updating and installing plugins! This is something you should do for any upgrades you make, including (if not especially) the WordPress core. Bear in mind that you should deactivate and delete the plugin before replacing it with the new one. However, if this isn’t possible, you can do it the same way as adding via zip file.

It will automatically inform you of new updates and will install them for you after confirmation. The best way to update is via the WordPress automatic updater.

Visit your Plugins page in the admin area.

Extract the zip file you downloaded, and upload the events-manager folder to your wp-content/plugins folder.

Add your FTP details if required, install.

Choose the zip file you just uploaded and click Install Now.

Go to Plugins > Add New in your admin area.

Activate it from the installation page or your Plugins page.

Add your FTP details if requested and let the plugin install.

Go to your admin page and go to Plugins > Add New.

There are three ways you can install Events Manager.Īutomatic Install via WordPress (Recommended) In case you are not familiar with installing/updating plugins ( as explained on wordpress), here are a few ways: WordPress makes installing and updating plugins very easy. Before we begin, we must stress that making backups before installing/updating any WordPress plugins or WordPress itself is highly recommended.

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