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Enhanced Login service We offer event organisors full access to the Tango Central diary so you can use more advanced editing tools, upload and link documents, edit the HTML code for your event and, most importantly, activate your own events without waiting for us to activate them for you. This service is available for Event organisors who we have been able to identify as such! If you would like to use this service (rather than the simpler online form submission) then simply send an email requesting an Advanced Login - please confirm your website address (if you have one) and the dates and titles of any events already listed in Tango Central. Notes for Enhanced Login users: The login page The route to the advanced login is via the Gomango design company page. To get to the login go to: www.gomango.co.uk (this link opens a new browser window) ...at the Gomango spalsh page click 'home' This reveals the welcome page - to the right of which is the Weblive login - this is where you now need to login. Use the Username and Password we've sent you - if you have lost either please email us for a reminder. The Editor menu You will then see a link to 'Events' (ignore the 'Document Uploader' for a moment) Click this and you will see your own event items (only events you have created plus thoise we have assigned to you will be visible) - you can edit the existing ones or click 'new' to add a new event. Editing an Event - Regions The editor is self-explanatory. You must select a Diary Region from the drop-down. For 'Location of Event' just put the town/city - put the actual venu info into the main 'Content' field. Editing an Event - Event dates If the event spans more than one day then enter the end date in the 'End of Event' fields AND tick the box for 'lasts more than one day'. Editing an Event - Event website address In the Event website address field don't include the http:// element - this gets added automatically. Editing an Event - Copying content into the editor You can cut and paste into the Content field but I recommend that you copy text from the source program (e.g. Word) into Notepad and then cut and paste from Notepad into the Event editor (because Word is often accompanied by tons of unrequired hidden code) - alternatively, use one of the 'Paste as' buttons in the toolbar - the 'paste from Word' button will strip bad Word code. Editing an Event - Custom coding the HTML for your event If you know your way around HTML you can click the 'HTML' button in the Content field toolbar - you can then fully edit the content. This means that if you have an image for the event which is hosted on your own website you can add a link to it e.g. you could add: (angle-bracket)img src="http://www.yourwebaddress.co.uk/yourimagesfolder/imagename.jpg"(angle-bracket) Editing an Event - going live Make sure to click the 'Show on site' button to make the event appear on the website. Editing an Event - Saving You've got various save options in the editor - 'Save and Continue' saves the item but keeps the editing wcreen displayed - the other options are self-explanatory. If you are writing a lot of content into Weblive I recommend regualar saves - a break in your connection will otherwise lose your work! When doing this I recommend you leave the 'Show on site' button unticked - this way a partial entry is not displayed on the website. Editing an Event - Linked documents There is a field in the Event editor for a linked document. This could be a flyer for your event. To use this field you need to upload the document via the 'Document Uploader' in the main menu (the 'Home' buttons get you back there) - use the uploader to browse to the file on your PC, click 'open' in the Windows dialogue box and the click the Weblive 'Upload' button. Go back into the Event record and enter the document filename (plus its extension) e.g. test.txt You can upload any document type e.g. doc, txt, pdf - try to optimise the file so it's not too big - anything over 1 Mgb is likely to deter people during the download process.