Test Feed
This is what I get when I choose the next 7 days and health/wellness for my feed, while not hiding recurring events. Feed URL is:
https://events.stanford.edu/calendar.xml?event_types%5B%5D=37093217343447&experience=
Same settings below, with recurring events hidden. Feed URL is:
https://events.stanford.edu/calendar.xml?card_size=small&event_types%5B%5D=37093217343447&experience=&hide_recurring=1
Here I’ve chosen just today, health/wellness, recurring events not hidden. URL is:
https://events.stanford.edu/calendar/day?card_size=small&order=date&days=1&experience=&event_types%5B%5D=37093217343447
And this is today, health/wellness, recurring events hidden.
https://events.stanford.edu/calendar.xml?card_size=small&days=1&event_types%5B%5D=37093217343447&experience=&hide_recurring=1
I used the search tool to find health/wellness, filtered those results to the next seven days, and built this feed. Note that the URL includes start-date=2021-12-09
which is certainly not what I want. This example is with recurring events turned on:
https://events.stanford.edu/search/events.xml?days=7&event_types%5B%5D=37093217343447&experience=&start_date=2021-12-09
Here I’m hiding recurring events. I chose the next seven days, which the URL shows, but it still includes today’s date. Why am I seeing events four to six months from now?
https://events.stanford.edu/search/events.xml?days=7&event_types%5B%5D=37093217343447&experience=&hide_recurring=1&start_date=2021-12-09
- The Early Detection of Cancer Conference Join us from 18 – 20 October for this year’s conference which is jam-packed with engaging discussions, lightning talks from submitted abstracts and opportunities to network with experts from across the globe. We’ll also see the return of our ‘Great Debates’ as our speakers go head-to-head to debate provocative […]
- The Early Detection of Cancer Conference Join us from 18 – 20 October for this year’s conference which is jam-packed with engaging discussions, lightning talks from submitted abstracts and opportunities to network with experts from across the globe. We’ll also see the return of our ‘Great Debates’ as our speakers go head-to-head to debate provocative […]
- The Early Detection of Cancer Conference Join us from 18 – 20 October for this year’s conference which is jam-packed with engaging discussions, lightning talks from submitted abstracts and opportunities to network with experts from across the globe. We’ll also see the return of our ‘Great Debates’ as our speakers go head-to-head to debate provocative […]
- The Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health & Wellness (PMHW) invites you to join us for the 2nd Annual Precision Mental Health & Wellness Symposium. For details and registration, please visit our website. To receive updates and future event information, please sign up for PMHW announcements. View on site | Email this event
- Avery Recreation Pool is closed for cleaning. Avery Aquatic Center pool will be open for recreation swim. View on site | Email this event
- Avery Recreation Pool is closed for cleaning. Avery Aquatic Center pool will be open for recreation swim. View on site | Email this event
- International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection (ACED) Summer School The Early Detection Summer School is an immersive and engaging program that covers themes relevant to cancer early detection research: Cutting edge cancer early detection science and technologyChallenges and opportunities in cancer diagnosticsEntrepreneurship and case studies of commercialization of early detection innovationsThe impact of patient and […]
- Avery Recreation Pool is closed for cleaning. Avery Aquatic Center pool will be open for recreation swim. View on site | Email this event
- International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection (ACED) Summer School The Early Detection Summer School is an immersive and engaging program that covers themes relevant to cancer early detection research: Cutting edge cancer early detection science and technologyChallenges and opportunities in cancer diagnosticsEntrepreneurship and case studies of commercialization of early detection innovationsThe impact of patient and […]
- International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection (ACED) Summer School The Early Detection Summer School is an immersive and engaging program that covers themes relevant to cancer early detection research: Cutting edge cancer early detection science and technologyChallenges and opportunities in cancer diagnosticsEntrepreneurship and case studies of commercialization of early detection innovationsThe impact of patient and […]
After hearing back from Localist
So apparently, we use the Widget Builder for this, Preview the widget, copy the resulting URL, and change format=html
to format=rss
:
https://events.stanford.edu/widget/view?schools=stanford&types=37093217343447&days=7&num=50&all_instances=1&format=rss&template=modern
- Free and open to the community Nour Kibbi, MD, will cover the basics of skin cancer and the principles of Mohs surgery: when it’s appropriate and its advantages. She will…
- Have you gone stir-crazy from the extended lifestyle restrictions from the pandemic? Do you want to make more time to nourish yourself and your highest aspiration for your…
- In response to the precipitous increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate crimes throughout the United States, the staff of Stanford Libraries created the…
- Co-sponsored by the Stanford Faculty Staff Help Center You are invited to join us for a virtual summer book club to discuss thoughts raised by the book: Maybe You Should Talk…
- In response to the precipitous increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate crimes throughout the United States, the staff of Stanford Libraries created the…
- Jonah Willihnganz, Director of the Stanford Storytelling Project, will share the power of story for the teller and the listener. He’ll facilitate a Story Exchange, an…
- Now more than ever, it's important to take the time to slow down, reduce stress, and focus on quality sleep. Chronic stress can impair your immune system and even one or two…
- In response to the precipitous increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate crimes throughout the United States, the staff of Stanford Libraries created the…
- Learn what to do if you have to be the first responder Stop the Bleed is a nationwide program designed to empower civilian bystanders to act quickly and save lives—and…
- Stanford Bio-X Talks in English (T.I.E.) Introducing a broad range of scientific research in the Stanford Bio-X community through jargon-free lectures and discussion. 12:00…
Here I’ve built the same feed, but turned off Include All Matching Instances but they’re in the wrong order:
https://events.stanford.edu/widget/view?schools=stanford&types=37093217343447&days=7&num=50&format=rss&template=modern
- Free and open to the community Nour Kibbi, MD, will cover the basics of skin cancer and the principles of Mohs surgery: when it’s appropriate and its advantages. She will…
- Have you gone stir-crazy from the extended lifestyle restrictions from the pandemic? Do you want to make more time to nourish yourself and your highest aspiration for your…
- Co-sponsored by the Stanford Faculty Staff Help Center You are invited to join us for a virtual summer book club to discuss thoughts raised by the book: Maybe You Should Talk…
- Jonah Willihnganz, Director of the Stanford Storytelling Project, will share the power of story for the teller and the listener. He’ll facilitate a Story Exchange, an…
- Now more than ever, it's important to take the time to slow down, reduce stress, and focus on quality sleep. Chronic stress can impair your immune system and even one or two…
- Learn what to do if you have to be the first responder Stop the Bleed is a nationwide program designed to empower civilian bystanders to act quickly and save lives—and…
- Stanford Bio-X Talks in English (T.I.E.) Introducing a broad range of scientific research in the Stanford Bio-X community through jargon-free lectures and discussion. 12:00…
- In response to the precipitous increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate crimes throughout the United States, the staff of Stanford Libraries created the…
So here’s an attempt to figure out the write parameter to add to the query string so it sorts chronologically:
https://events.stanford.edu/widget/view?schools=stanford&types=37093217343447&days=7&num=50&format=rss&direction=asc
- Free and open to the community Nour Kibbi, MD, will cover the basics of skin cancer and the principles of Mohs surgery: when it’s appropriate and its advantages. She will…
- Have you gone stir-crazy from the extended lifestyle restrictions from the pandemic? Do you want to make more time to nourish yourself and your highest aspiration for your…
- Co-sponsored by the Stanford Faculty Staff Help Center You are invited to join us for a virtual summer book club to discuss thoughts raised by the book: Maybe You Should Talk…
- Jonah Willihnganz, Director of the Stanford Storytelling Project, will share the power of story for the teller and the listener. He’ll facilitate a Story Exchange, an…
- Now more than ever, it's important to take the time to slow down, reduce stress, and focus on quality sleep. Chronic stress can impair your immune system and even one or two…
- Learn what to do if you have to be the first responder Stop the Bleed is a nationwide program designed to empower civilian bystanders to act quickly and save lives—and…
- Stanford Bio-X Talks in English (T.I.E.) Introducing a broad range of scientific research in the Stanford Bio-X community through jargon-free lectures and discussion. 12:00…
- In response to the precipitous increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate crimes throughout the United States, the staff of Stanford Libraries created the…
And trying again, sorting desc
:
https://events.stanford.edu/widget/view?schools=stanford&types=37093217343447&days=7&num=50&format=rss&direction=desc
- Free and open to the community Nour Kibbi, MD, will cover the basics of skin cancer and the principles of Mohs surgery: when it’s appropriate and its advantages. She will…
- Have you gone stir-crazy from the extended lifestyle restrictions from the pandemic? Do you want to make more time to nourish yourself and your highest aspiration for your…
- Co-sponsored by the Stanford Faculty Staff Help Center You are invited to join us for a virtual summer book club to discuss thoughts raised by the book: Maybe You Should Talk…
- Jonah Willihnganz, Director of the Stanford Storytelling Project, will share the power of story for the teller and the listener. He’ll facilitate a Story Exchange, an…
- Now more than ever, it's important to take the time to slow down, reduce stress, and focus on quality sleep. Chronic stress can impair your immune system and even one or two…
- Learn what to do if you have to be the first responder Stop the Bleed is a nationwide program designed to empower civilian bystanders to act quickly and save lives—and…
- Stanford Bio-X Talks in English (T.I.E.) Introducing a broad range of scientific research in the Stanford Bio-X community through jargon-free lectures and discussion. 12:00…
- In response to the precipitous increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate crimes throughout the United States, the staff of Stanford Libraries created the…