• remove the category name from output text
• remove duplicate posts from output. this is useful if a single post is in more than 1 category.
  Please note this is only available for WordPress version > 2.3. If you need it for an earlier version please contact me as it would be great to know someone is actually using my work & such joy will encourage me to write it for you

I have also;

• changed comments to appear in brackets (as apposed to a full text listing)
• optimsed / fixed the invalid html tags
• optimsed php functions for speed
• optimsed sql queries for speed

Download

• Latest Release (1.7-mattc)

Installing

• Download the above file, rename it from .txt to .php, and upload it to your plugins directory.
• Enable the plugin.
• Configure the plugin options (under DDLatestFromEach).

Using

There are two ways you can use this plugin.

1) In a post or page, insert the following line:
<!-- ddlastfromeach -->

2) In a template file, insert the following code:
<?php echo dd_last_from_each(); ?>

This plugin is a plugin for another plugin called ‘mattc-edit_user_profile’. You will need both for this to work correctly.

This plugin is aimed at seminars at conferences but allows you to use wordpress for any type of event management software as the users can book for the events from the user panel & the administrator can export the values as a CSV (similar to the parent plugin).

As usual, its got a clean look & ajax effects you’d expect from my web work.

Demo
click on images for larger screenshot

The initial page shows there is no seminars. So click on ‘Add Seminar Details’ to add some.

Complete all the details for the ’seminar’. In particular complete how long the event will last.

I completed this screen twice with one test event starting at 22:00, and another at 23:00. The ‘Conference Details’ page now shows both.

I have decided to attend the event starting at 23:00 -as indicated by highlighting in green.

I then decided to also attend the event at 22:00 -creating an error.

This is because both events clash & the user cannot attend both. Iv tried testing this over different days, and time lengths and all appears to be bug free -although if anyone finds a bug in this please let me know as it would be great to know someone is actually using my work & such joy will encourage me to debug it for you.

I decide to attend the event at 22:00 (instead of the 23:00)

You can also edit the event.

And view a csv of all bookings.

Thanks for reading