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June 16, 2008

A Call For Feature Requests: An Events Manager

by Benjamin Sterling in Wordpress plugin on June 16, 2008 @ 11:54 pm

One of the features I am being asked for lately from clients is to have an events manager created for them.  The requirements vary from project to project but there are quite a few items that they seem want.  Since I mainly deal with WordPress for these project I figured that there must be a plugin already create that will fit the bill and I have search the web and found many versions of a events manager, but none of them seem to just work.

With that said, I am looking to build one, I already have a decent footprint down but I know there are many features that should be included.  Mind you, they should not all be turned on at first, but the end user should be able to turn some on and some off to fit their needs.

So my question to you is, what features would you like to see in a WordPress Events Manager plugin?  I have quite a few ideas myself but I don’t want to taint your opinion.  Leave your comment below and lets discuss.

If you are interested in helping in anyway, let me know and maybe we can sync up.

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12 Responses to “A Call For Feature Requests: An Events Manager”

@Barry have not seen you plugin but will grab a copy to have a look-see. My plugin is semi-stalled right now do to lack of time. You can take a look at the code if you want at http://tinyurl.com/5aeuya

For the most part it is functional, with very little bells and whistles. I am using a version of it on a clients site, but that version has even less features.

Feel free to content me thru the contact me link above and I will be sure to respond.

Hi
I just found this post by popping over from Ozh’s site and was wondering how you are getting on with your plugin.
I’m the author of the Vent plugin in this years Weblogtoolscollection.com competition which does a few Event management bits and pieces (though not as many as I would have wanted due to time constraints) and wondered if you fancied having a chat about functionality with the idea of maybe merging some code / ideas.
Rgds
Barry

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