There’s a never-ending list of features to add and endless ways to make modifications to this plugin. This is what I think makes it such a great plugin, the fact that it’s so flexible. The upside/downside is that this opens up the doors to suggestions and questions that one would have never thought of initially. […]
This is the first (and maybe only?) Release Candidate of Version 5, meaning this is where we stop making changes and focus on the process of documenting this new plugin. If you know your way around WordPress and Events Manager, now would be a good time to start upgrading. Whilst we’re going to hold off […]
It’s been a hectic couple of weeks! This second beta offers some massive improvements on the last beta, as well as some new features here and there. This is very close to the end result, bar a few minor bugs, and we expect to release a release candidate early next week. Download Events Manager 5b2 […]
It’s been a long time coming! Whilst there’s still various things to do, it’s time to start releasing some previews. A very brief explanation about the changes (much more to come): Migrations from version 4 is possible (although untested in MultiSite mode), it should just automatically migrate when you first add the plugin. Events and […]
Once upon a time and a very good time it was there was a moocow coming down along the road and this moocow that was coming down along the road met a nice little boy named baby tuckoo Or was it nutsmuggler?
Events Manager lets you manage single and repeated events. You can group events into categories, and display them in a variety of ways through sidebar widgets and template tags. If you’re the coding type you can use it’s API to get events straight from the database.
Events Manager features also a page for managing locations. Locations are store whenever you enter an event; an autocomplete field lets you choose previously inserted locations. Or you can insert the directly in the locations page, and select them though a list. Locations are geolocated, thanks to the help of our friend, Google Maps.
Events Manager lets people respond to your events. Set up a new events, specify the number of seat available, and let people be your guests. A mail notification system alerts you of new bookings, and you guests will also receive a confirmation.