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I just did it and was given more than the next event: Go to https://www.facebook.com/events/list Click the Gear on the right side of the screen In the drop-down menu, click on Export In the modal that is displayed, right-click on the upcoming events link and select Copy Link Address Paste the link into Google Calendar subscribe

You should be able to stop receiving Event Invites by following these steps: Go to Privacy Settings Go to Edit your lists on Block Lists. Add persona non grata to Block invites from. Once you block event invites from someone, you'll automatically ignore future event requests from that friend.

UPDATE: This answer has changed due to Facebook Events changing. Click "Events" on the left menu. Click "Invites" up at the top. (Should show a number indicating how many pending invites you have.) Hover over the event in question and a blue "X" should appear in the right corner of the event listing. Click the blue "X". :)

There is no way to disable the events wall specifically (the comments section under the event description). But you can disable people who arent invited from seeing the event all together by setting the event privacy to to 'Invite Only' From the Event Page: Edit -> Privacy: Invite Only (you can also tick the option to allow people who are invited to invite ...

There's an article on this here. I've not checked that it works, but it seems pretty straight forward. The essence is that instead of importing the calendar, you add the URL of your event feed as a public calendar - here's a summary of the steps: In Facebook click on "Events" Click on "Export Events" and copy the URL In Google Calendar go to "Add" under ...

That’s strange. I get 12:00 pm and if I want to insert 12:00 am, I enter 00: and it gives me the list you are seeing—12:00 am. So it might very well be some kind of bug, or it could have something to do with the moment of the day when you are making the event. (Pure speculation since I can’t reproduce your situation.) Update: it depends on the moment of the ...

Select Events on the side while on the main page. Select Respond and at the bottom of the hover there is an option to remove the event. This should stop future messages from the event creator as well.

Events created by Pages have an option to allow only the page admins to post to the event wall. When you create the event, just check the box next to "Only admins can post to the Event wall." If you've already created the event, you can click the Edit button at the top right and you'll find the checkbox at the bottom of the edit window. Events created by ...

As of now there doesn't seem to be any way of restricting users posting on the events wall. I faced this problem a while back too.. But as a host you can always delete unwanted post/comments. Here's a possible work-around - why not create a FB group instead which offers better control. Then invite all members to an event but you will have to request them to ...

No, they are not visible. The article you quote in your question shows information based on the Event Organizer's email invitations to other guests. In that scenario, the event is public, but the non-Facebook users are sent a link via email for them to access and view event details. Your question seems more about searching and finding the public event ...

I've solved this with a little help from my friends and iCalcreator. Code as follows: <?php /* To begin with, you will need an access token. This is complicated stuff - getting a regular one is easy, but we want one that lasts permanently. As described in Scenario 5 here: https://developers.facebook.com/roadmap/offline-access-removal/ , we need to: 1. ...

It appears that if you turn of the RSVP option when creating an event it disables the standard members from being able to comment, but an admin can still comment on it. As of now there is no other way to do this unless you do turn the RSVP option off. If you want it for whatever reason you will have to suck it up and delete any comments made.

You can only send event invitations to friends and group members, not to everyone that likes your page. However, you can post the event on your page, so that it will appear in the News Feed of people that like your page. The post will have a Join link for them to RSVP to the event. If you want more exposure than that there is also the option of purchasing ...

Here is how I look at it. Notications By default (I think), you would get an event notification in your mail. This should be in the section "invites you to an event" here http://www.facebook.com/editaccount.php?notifications This is the point where you want to take action. Click on the event and then remove the event. Now if you are using gmail and worried ...