4BIS Innovations B.V.

Adds a shortcode that you can add after every list or chart item. The shortcode adds a block that lets you easily 
navigate between the previous and the next item. Integratable with google tag manager which allows you to track not only how many 
visitors on one page but how many visitors have clicked and read one paragraph. And each number has its own URL so when 
you share the url you instantly go to the right paragraph.

Fourbis Chart Navigator

Add a shortcode that lets you navigate between list or chart items

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Claude

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Creates unlimited number of Events that can be booked by users.
Displays – in the same page of the form booking Event – the list of users that booked their partecipation to the Event.
You can use a shortcode to place the booking form anywhere in your posts or articles.
The User must be logged in to be able to book an Event: username is displayed and name+surname is grabbed from WP User Profile.
The Administrators can delete/add/update the Users’ bookings.
Try it out on your <a href="http://tastewp.com/new?pre-installed-plugin-slug=WP-Fevents-book&redirect=options-general.php%3Fpage%3Dfeventsbook&ni=true" rel="nofollow ugc">free dummy site</a>. 
The link spins up a new TasteWP instance with the WP FEvents Book plugin already installed.
Works with PHP 5.2.12 or higher, and PHP 7.x: please report any issue you find, and any feature you want. I’ll try to fix the firsts and to implement the seconds!
If any bug found please ask me for support!
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<h4>Supported languages</h4>
<ul>
<li>English</li>
<li>Italian – it’s my native language!</li>
<li>German – thanks to Arne</li>
<li>French – thanks to Claude</li>
<li>Croatian – thanks to Borisa Djuraskovic from www.webhostinghub.com</li>
<li>Hungarian – thanks to Mladen Blatnik</li>
</ul>

WP FEvents Book

Creates unlimited number of Events that can be booked by users.

Fourbis Chart Navigator vs WP FEvents Book