babo2015

<p>Embed registration forms and event lists from <a href="https://eveeno.com" rel="nofollow ugc">eveeno.de</a> in your WordPress site simply by adding a shortcode.<br />
All you need is your event id (for embedding a registration form), your user id (for embedding an event list) and eventually the width and height.</p>
<p>You’ll find the event and user numbers in your Eveeno backend: Event-Einstellungen > Widgets.</p>
<h4>Examples</h4>
<p>Embedding a registration form:</p>
<pre><code>[eveeno type="booking" event="123456789"]
</code></pre>
<p>Embedding an event list as a table:</p>
<pre><code>[eveeno type="calendar" style="table" user="1234"]
</code></pre>
<p>Embedding an event list in grid view:</p>
<pre><code>[eveeno type="calendar" style="grid" user="1234"]
</code></pre>
<p>Embedding a short event list:</p>
<pre><code>[eveeno type="calendar" style="list" user="1234"]
</code></pre>
<h4>Additional Shortcode Parameters</h4>
<pre><code>period="" [all | past | future (default)]
term=""
notterm=""
lang="" [de (default) | en | fr]
sort="" [date (default) | name]
scope="" [all | private | public (default)]
apikey=""
</code></pre>


Eveeno

WordPress plugin for embedding eveeno registration forms and upcoming events lists.

Simon Wheatley

<p>This plugin allows you to create a conference schedule in your WordPress website. You can create pages for speakers and sessions, and display an automatically created schedule of what’s on.</p>
<p>The participant pages can be created with different roles, e.g. Speaker, Workshop Leader, etc, and each have an image with automatically created thumbnails. A shortcode (<code>[participants]</code>) allows you to list all your speakers, with links through to read more about them.</p>
<p>Sessions are created with start and end times, and allow you to specify a location and speaker. The main schedule and schedules for each location are automatically generated.</p>
<p>The plugin comes with a <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/twentyten" title="The TwentyTen theme on the WordPress themes repository" rel="ugc">Twenty Ten</a> child theme (<a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes" title="The codex pages explaining WordPress child themes" rel="nofollow ugc">more on child themes</a>), which you can use out of the box or as a reference to create your own conference theme.</p>
<p>This plugin handles describing and scheduling your conference and the key participants, it does not handle the ticketing.</p>
<h4>Template Tags</h4>
<p>Eventually I plan to abstract much of the raw PHP in the Conference Schedule theme templates into template tags. For now here’s a few template tags as a statement of intent:</p>
<pre><code><?php the_sessions( $before, $sep, $after ); ?> - Very similar to the built-in template tag `[https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_tags](the_tags)`, used within a participant loop this will list the sessions the current participant is taking part in. Devs: note that there is a filter `cs_the_sessions` you can use on the output of this template tag.

<?php get_the_sessions( $before, $sep, $after ); ?> - Very similar to the built-in template tag `[https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_the_tags](get_the_tags)`, used within a participant loop this will return a list of the sessions the current participant is taking part in. Devs: note that there is a filter `cs_session_links` you can use on the output of this template tag.

<?php has_schedule(); ?> - When used on a Session post in a Session loop, this will tell you whether the current session has a schedule set.

<?php the_start_time( $time_format, $short_time_format ); ?> - When used on a Session post in a Session loop, this will show the scheduled session start time. The `time_format` and `short_time_format` strings are optional and are used to provide a date format, they default to the values on the Conference admin screen under the Settings section of the WordPress admin area. If the time is on the hour then the `short_time_format` is used, this enables you to output `10am` instead of `10:00am`, thus saving space. Devs: Note that there is a `cs_the_start_time` filter you can use on the output of this template tag.

<?php get_the_start_time( $time_format, $short_time_format, $post ); ?> - The same as the `the_start_time` template tag, except it returns the time rather than printing it. Devs: Note that there is a `cs_get_the_start_time` filter you can use on the output of this function.

<?php the_end_time( $time_format, $short_time_format ); ?> - When used on a Session post in a Session loop, this will show the scheduled end time for this session. Otherwise identical to `the_start_time` above. Devs: Note that there is a `cs_the_start_time` filter you can use on the output of this template tag.

<?php get_the_end_time( $time_format, $short_time_format, $post ); ?> - The same as the `the_end_time` template tag, except it returns the time rather than printing it. Devs: Note that there is a `cs_get_the_end_time` filter you can use on the output of this function.
</code></pre>


Conference Schedule

Create a conference website, with speaker descriptions, session details and a schedule.

Eveeno vs Conference Schedule