Embed spuds, spud code, and API

Embedding a spud

Help links

Embed and customize spuds

Embed spuds

What the spud code looks like and how to paste it into your webpages.
Spud FAQ

Solutions to common spud embedding and display issues.
Control calendar views

Modify spud code to publish different views on different webpages.

Spud code and API

Customize spud code

The two components of spud code described.
Spud properties

In addition to URL parameters that fine-tune spud display or behavior, you can use properties.
$Trumba.addSpud() method

Description, return value, arguments, and examples of the method.
$Trumba.Spuds.controller.getSpudByID() method

Description, return value, arguments, and examples of the method.
spud.getEventSummary() method

Description, return value, arguments, and example of the method.
spud.getPermaLink() method

Description, return value, arguments, and example of the method.
URL parameters

Override publishing settings by adding parameters to links or spud code.
spudType parameters

List of possible values for the spudType argument required by spud code.
Programmatically upload iCal files

Using HTTP PUT, send an .ics file to create, update, and delete events.

Overview

After you publish a calendar and configure the main calendar, control, and promotion spuds, you're ready to integrate the spuds into your own website (and customize the spud code as needed).

Help topics for publishing calendars

You integrate spuds by pasting (embedding) the spud code (automatically generated by Trumba® Connect) into the code for the webpages where you want the calendars and other spuds to appear.

As the image on the right illustrates:

Content that you add and update in the Trumba Connect editing environment.
Content is stored on Trumba servers.
Spuds that you've embedded on your website serve as bridges to the Trumba servers, and always display the latest updated information.