=== Quick Event Manager === Contributors: Fullworks Tags: event manager, calendar, events, event booking, event calendar Tested up to: 6.1 Stable tag: 9.7.2 Type: freemium Simple event manager. No messing about, just add events and a shortcode and the plugin does the rest for you. == Description == A quick and easy to use event creator. Just add new events and publish. The shortcode lists all the events. The settings pages let you select how you want the event displayed. = Features = * Event posts created from your dashboard * Loads of layout and styling options * Show events as a list or a calendar * Built in event registration form * Accepts payments and IPN * Download events to your calendar * Download attendee report to email/CSV * Event maps with Google Maps * Widgets and lots of shortcode options = Developers plugin page = [Quick Event Manager](https://fullworksplugins.com/products/quick-event-manager/). = Pro Version = lots of additional features * Stripe payments * Mailchimp Integration * Event Imports * Additional reports * Guest Events, allow visitors to create their own events * Use variable donation amounts for event pricing * Allow discount coupons, overall or per event * Link to Events ticketed elsewhere e.g. Eventbrite, Ticket Tailor, Ticket Master, Zoom Events, Facebook Events, Eventbee etc, so you can have a mixture with your own QEM events * Merge QEM events into Eventbrite events and display through [Display Eventbrite Events Plugin](https://fullworksplugins.com/products/quick-event-manager/). * Set time of registration ending * Set date and time that registration opens * Premium support = Demo Pages = [Event list](https://fullworksplugins.com/docs/quick-event-manager/demos-quick-event-manager/event-list-demo/). [Calendar](https://fullworksplugins.com/docs/quick-event-manager/demos-quick-event-manager/event-calendar-demo/). [Guest Events](https://fullworksplugins.com/docs/quick-event-manager/demos-quick-event-manager/). == Screenshots == 1. This is an example of an event post. 2. This is the list of events. 3. This the event editor. 4. The styling editor. 5. Setting up the calendar. == Installation == 1. Login to your WordPress dashboard. 2. Go to 'Plugins', 'Add New' then search for 'quick event manager'. 4. Select the plugin then 'Install Now'. 5. Activate the plugin. 6. Go to the plugin 'Settings' page to change how the events display. 7. Go to your permalinks page and re-save to activate the custom posts. 8. Add new events using the event editor on your dashboard 9. To use the form in your posts and pages add the shortcode `[qem]`. == Frequently Asked Questions == = How do I add a new event? = In the main dashboard, click on 'event' then 'add new'. = What's the shortcode? = [qem] If you just want a calendar use the shortcode [qemcalendar] = How do I change the colours and things? = Use the plugin settings page. You can't style individual events, they all look the same. But you can change lots of colours on the calendar = Can I add more fields? = No. = Why not? = Well OK yes you can add more fields if you want but you are going to have to fiddle about with the php file which needs a bit of care and attention. Everything you need to know is in the [wordpress codex](http://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin). == Changelog == = 9.7.2 = * removed legacy code causing edge case error = 9.7.1 = * updated further sanitization = 9.7.0 = * updated escaping and sanitization and restructure legacy code to meet current wp.org guidelines [Full Change History](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/quick-event-manager/trunk/changelog.txt)