=== ticketbud ===
Contributors: kenberland
Tags: online tickets, event marketing, buy tickets online, selling tickets, ticket sell, sponsorship marketing, tickets online, online ticketing, calendar, events calendar, registration, register attendees, purchase tickets online, sell concert tickets, how to sell tickets, online ticket sales, sell tickets online, promote event, tickets tool, sports sponsor, internet tickets, sell my tickets, sell your tickets, web ticketing, ticketing tool, internet ticketing, diy tickets, sell sponsorships, conference, exhibition, local
Requires at least: 2.0
Tested up to: 3.0
Stable tag: 0.8

Sell tickets and collect your proceeds through Paypal.  The Ticketbud plugin generates ticket-buying links and displays information for your Ticketbud events.  It makes it simple for your guests and attendees to buy tickets to your events.

== Description ==

Do you need to register attendees or sell tickets to your local events? The Ticketbud plugin displays Ticketbud events and makes buying tickets for your visitors fast and easy.  When a guest uses a credit card to buy a ticket to your Ticketbud event, the funds are immediately available in your Paypal account.

You will need an account at http://www.Ticketbud.com to use this plugin, it takes five minutes to set up. Start selling tickets to your local events now with Ticketbud, the do-it-yourself ticketing and box-office solution. 

Ticketbud is the original self-service ticketing app that gives event hosts the ability to sell unlimited tickets for one flat $19.99 fee. 

== Installation ==

Upload the ticketbud plugin to your blog or install from the WordPress plugin directory.  Activate it, then enter your ticketbud user id in Plugins->Ticketbud Configuration.  You can then add the ticketbud widget to any sidebar.

== Problems/FAQ ==

1) Q: The plugin isn't updating when my events change.
   A: This is a problem with WordPress storing the results and not updating them as fast as you'd like.  
      - to fix, add this:
         add_filter( 'wp_feed_cache_transient_lifetime', create_function('$a', 'return 600;') );
      to your theme's function.php file. Wordpress is set to cache feeds for a long time, this shortens it to 10 minutes. You can adjust that time length by changing 600 to a higher or lower number (in seconds).

== Changelog ==
0.1 initial
0.2 changed author to me!
0.3 changes to README
0.4 changes to README
0.5 changes to README
0.6 changes to README
0.7 changes to README
0.8 changes to README