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RiotSchedule is a post based scheduling plugin. The plugin allows you to create a schedule, each with their own linked posts to display content on.
The plugin support widgets and has shortcodes to allow you to display your scheduled posts. Public AJAX calls also exist (to be documented). The plugin can also format the data within
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div> and
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ul>/
<li> allowing you to style your listings without fiddling around with plugin code!</li>
List of shortcodes (I will document these shortly!) 
[riotschedule] 
[riotschedule-day] 
[riotschedule-list] 
[riotschedule-nownext] 
[riotschedule-pid]
To see a site based around RiotSchedule (along with some site-specific enhancements) visit http://www.hubradio.co.uk and have a look under ‘Shows’ and ‘Schedule’. If you also look on the Listen Live / RadioPlayer you can see using some custom built AJAX queries I can display the current show on the RadioPlayer.
<h3>To-do</h3>
<ul>
<li>Code tidy-up</li>
<li>WordPress coding standardisation</li>
<li>Remove Hub specific naming on divs</li>
<li>Proper multi-schedule support (at the moment it’s a bit hit and miss, you might get overlap or just default to schedule 1</li>
</ul>
<h3>Credits</h3>
This plugin was forked and based from the ‘Weekly Schedule’ plugin by Yannick Lefebvre. 
Originally written for use on Hub Radio. Apologies if there are any hub specific wording/code in there.

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