It’s been a few months that I’ve been asking translators not to start translating the POT files just yet. This was more for their sakes as the beta rewrites big parts of the plugin and inevitably translations done today could be depreciated tomorrow. Well, whilst some small changes are still inevitable, the

It’s way overdue, but I trust in the long run it’ll be worth it! There’s a ton of new features in this beta, and there’s still lots to come, and you can check out all the details here Looking forward to your thoughts!

This is just a quick note to explain the current progress of Events Manager. I’m pretty close to a release candidate that’ll incorporate some pretty cool features. Some of these include: SEO-Friendly Permalinks Ticketing, with functionality to charge for bookings Advanced booking management, and integration with WordPress’ user management system

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?

Many, many users I am working on a complex blog/e-commerce system together with my colleagues at @ntw. I had to import some 10.000 users into WP. WordPress doesn’t feature any automatic “import users” wizard, so it’s a bit like smuggling tons of containers, isn’t it? How it is done The

Colourful requests A client of mine came in with a weird request. I want to assign a custom colour to each event! (mumble mumble, might be trouble..) Ehr, hum, Are you sure you do need this? I am! End of negotiations. At first I thought I was going to have

Welcome folks Hi there folks, This is Events Manager for WordPress talking, welcome to my new humble abode. Davide and Marcus, they had a hell of time fixing bugs and setting this new website up, but hey, I guess the wait was worth. Up there, on the main menu, you

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

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.