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Most effective/stable events plugin?

  • @pjnu

    Participant

    There’s a lot of hoopla and lots of articles of varying dates and … the plugin directory should really be 1.2 only and have a digg rating option so this question wouldn’t come up but…

    What’s the most effective and stable event plugin you’re using with 1.2? I saw this post

    http://buddypress.org/forums/topic/best-event-plugin#post-33538 but it didn’t provide a clear answer?

    If you could share what stable/useful events plugin you’re using, please share a link to its about or download page and, if you would like, share a link to your site so we can preview how the plugin works. (The plugin directory could use some updating which might result in less FAQs like this in the forum too)

    Thank you!

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  • @arnonel

    Participant

    @MrMaz

    Only if you do it after Links is 1.0 :) hehe

    @mikepratt

    Participant

    @MrMaz given how far along Erwin is, I’m not sure it’s the best use of your valuable time.

    @Peter I def misunderstood your requirement. A MeetUp type of admin only event manager may or may not be doable with bp-events. While it would be cool and useful, for sure, I think the majority of BP admins are desparate for an event system that is user centric as that is a clear community builder/driver. It still may be as simple as making event permissions admin only and adding some of hte extra features you desire.

    @David You could use that plugin, but think of all the social media benefits you’d be missing out on e.g. “John Doe is attending EventX” or “John Doe added a picture to EventY”

    @mariusooms

    Participant

    @peterverkooien you could easily do that with bp-events. You just need to find where all the links are that mention “Create Event” and wrap that in an if ( site_admin ) statement. Than only you will be able to create events. That’s why it is nice to use components that use the BuddyPress framework, since they are more extensible.

    @bobin1983

    Participant

    Ballpark release was mid-march……erm…..it is mid-march, still no change to the trunk in SVN? Is work being done? Is Erwin still using the SVN trunk version?

    @takeo

    Participant

    I have no information… but based on the history of it’s development… I would say… don’t hold your breath. Which is not to say I don’t think it will ever come out. I’m sure it will. Eventually. But I wouldn’t count on any projections about release dates.

    @zeitweise

    Participant

    Our whole project is centred around events. In fact, we decided for Buddypress because of bp-events. Unfortunately, we can not contribute to the development in any non-symbolic way. Thus we are sitting, waiting, wishing … – like so many. Seeing this plugin work will be such a blast!

    @jumpmuz

    Participant

    Pity I have no coding experience but have plenty of time and would love a great events plugin for BP.

    @kunalb

    Participant

    Hi

    I’ve been thinking about making a GSoC proposal for event handling — while my initial idea about the features required by the plugin was based on college festival websites (such as http://tryst2010.in – by yours truly) could you give me an idea of what you all — @zeitweise, @takeo, and others — expect from an event management plugin?

    Thanks.

    I’ll be posting my proposal link here in a few days/hours (depending on how long I can stay awake!)

    @derekbolden

    Participant

    For any events plugin there needs to be a few standard features.

    1. Custom avatar for event

    2. Embeddable maps

    3. upcoming events widget

    4. An invitation and RSVP system

    5. An automatic purging and deletion schedule.

    6. I would add an upcoming events rss feed

    @takeo

    Participant

    Should be integrated with groups but also have a global directory listing / calendar.

    @windhamdavid

    Participant

    this is good news and the jquery fullcalendar plug … @mikepratt ~ thanks for tracking erwin down on it, bp-events was ahead of it’s time http://svn.wp-plugins.org/bp-events/. @kunalb this would make an ideal Gsoc project ~ events management for WP including ticketing management would put it over the top. For those of you interested in a fork of existing code, may I suggest ~ http://svn.wp-plugins.org/the-events-calendar/ & http://svn.wp-plugins.org/eventbrite-for-the-events-calendar/ this one was my fave, but it hadn’t been updated in years. http://svn.wp-plugins.org/event-calendar

    @grosbouff

    Participant

    …Embeddable maps can be done using my plugin Buddypress Maps.

    I made it to be easily integratable into others plugins.

    @el_terko

    Participant

    @kunalb

    Participant

    A rough first draft of the proposal: http://kunal-b.in/labs/index.php/gsoc-proposal/

    @kunalb

    Participant

    Updated the proposal for an events plugin once again: any comments/suggestions?

    http://kunal-b.in/labs/index.php/gsoc-proposal/

    @nreynolds

    Participant

    Like I posted in your comments, let us know if you need any help. I’ll do what I can.

    @21cdb

    Participant

    Great, i guess you covered everything important in your proposal!

    @bpisimone

    Participant

    Agreed, the proposal is pretty thorough. Looks like this would be a winner!

    @kunalb

    Participant

    UPDATE:

    Based on a lot of feedback I’ve received, my proposal’s undergone some drastic changes — mainly support for WP without BP, and enhanced behaviour in Buddypress.

    http://kunal-b.in/labs/index.php/gsoc-proposal/

    @3sixty

    Participant

    good luck with this – you are obviously well motivated! Let us know what support you need.

    @socialbandit

    Participant

    My members keep asking me for an events planner and I would just like to say you guys are awesome.

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