tananaev

<p>Plugin to check if specified TCP port is open on a selected host. Plugin adds an AJAX call for checking ports.</p>
<p>Exaple usage:</p>
<pre><code><script> jQuery.post("http://localhost/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php", {     action:"port_check",     address:"8.8.8.8",     port:80 }, function(result) {       alert(result); }); </script> </code></pre>


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sellwithport

<h4>Port is a different way to sell tickets.</h4>
<p>Port is ticketing software for selling admission on your website. You tell Port what you’re selling, how much it costs, and how many you have. Port then generates a buy button for your website, so you can put your brand and your tickets on the same page.</p>
<h4>Port is simpler—and cheaper, too.</h4>
<p>Unlike ticketing services that take an extra cut for event discovery, Port keeps pricing simple and reasonable. Oh yeah, and you get paid weekly 🙂</p>
<h4>Pricing</h4>
<p>Port is only 1.5% + 3% for credit card processing per order (with no per ticket fee). Buyers pay the fee making Port completely FREE for you</p>


Sell tickets with Port

Easily sell tickets directly from your Wordpress site. Simple, beautiful design. Plugin ensures proper user experience of “Buy Tickets” button.

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