Add Structured Data to DPCalendar

Google Structured Data integrates perfectly with the DPCalendar component and enables you to add structured data, specifically the Event Content Type, to your DPCalendar event pages.

• Enable Integration
• Add Event Structured Data to DPCalendar Pages
• Publishing Rules
• Notes

Enable Integration

As with all of the integrations, you need to navigate to Components > Google Structured Data > Configuration and click the Integrations Tab where all the Integrations are listed.

Find the "DPCalendar" Integration in the list and ensure it is enabled with the checkmark indicator, as shown in the screenshot below.

Add Event Structured Data to DPCalendar Pages

Let's see how you can add the Event Content Type to DPCalendar pages. From the Components menu, choose Google Structured Data, navigate to the Items section, and click on the New button to create a new Structured Data Item.

On the next page, you will see the following three options where you will need to select the Event Content Type and the DPCalendar Integration, as shown in the screenshot below.

Click Save to return to the same page. Once the item is saved, two new sections appear.

• Event: This section helps you map the content type properties with Page options, Meta Properties, Site info, and more.
• Publishing Rules: This is where you can select the pages where the structured data is going to be generated.

To learn more details on how you can use these sections, visit the How to Add Structured Data to Pages documentation page.

Publishing Rules

If you don't want to generate the Event Content Type for all pages, you can use the available publishing rules to target specific pages. The DPCalendar Integration implements the following publishing rules:

To learn more about the Publishing Rules section visit the How to add Structured Data to Pages documentation page.

Notes

The Structured Data is generated only in the Events component view where a single DPCalendar Event is displayed. The Category or List views are not currently supported.