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<h4>Q Events Plugin Light</h4>
Q Events is a new plugin to organize and publish all events on your website using WordPress.
Your events can be planned and managed easily in the backend. In the front end all published events will be shown in a clear structured way.
Quick Facts 
The plugin has all you need to publish very simple events: 
* event list in front end 
* planend events 
* published events 
* archived events 
* Event name / Location / Date / Ticket link / Ticket price
Overview Back End 
On the back end a list of all published, planned and archived events is shown. Via one click a pop up will show up and a new event can be inserted. Same for updating an event. 
The user can enter event name, subtitle, date, time, comment, location, city, picture via standard library, pre sales price and a ticket link. 
Same for update. 
For every event you can add a link to your partner, who is coordinating the professional ticketing. 
The toggle “Status” steers if an event is active, planned or archived.
Overview Front End 
On the front end the events will be listed via a container in a same structure. 
On the left side the picture will be shown and on the right side the ticket price + ticket link.
Upgrade to pro 
You want to organize even more complex events like saving all details of your agencies, locations, partners, artists, shows: <a href="https://www.qanuk.io/plugins" rel="nofollow ugc">Q Events Pro</a>
This plugin is free software released under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
<h3>Shortcodes</h3>
Via the shortcode [q_events] the plugin can be inserted in an own chosen site.

Q Events light

The Light Version of Q Events - simple publishing of events. More features on www.qanuk.io

Federico Giust

WordPress plugin that adds a shortcode on posts or pages to read the artist discography using the Beatport API. 
This plugin gets the feed on request and on the fly, so there is no need to save in database or do any updates. 
As soon as a release is out on beatport it will be on the list.
There are three different types of feed: 
– Artist Feed 
 – You can get list of tracks or releases 
 – If getting list of tracks, you have the option to enable/disable the sound player. 
 – Artist Bio 
– Label Feed 
 – You can get list of tracks or releases 
 – If getting list of tracks, you have the option to enable/disable the sound player. 
– Release Details Feed 
 – Gets a detailed view of a release by ID. You can find the release id on beatport.com in the URL. 
 For example: If you go to beatport and click on a release, the url on your browser will be something like this http://www.beatport.com/release/sonntag/1092381. Where the ID is the numbers at the end of it.
It’s very easy to use:
<ul>
<li>Install the plugin</li>
<li>Activate</li>
<li>Create a new post or page</li>
<li>Click the icon with the green Beatport logo on the toolbar</li>
<li>Type in your artist name, or the artist name you want to show the discography on your wordpress site.</li>
</ul>
Done.
This version will get a JSON object with the following information
<ul>
<li>Artist Biography</li>
<li>Release Detail</li>
<li>Release Art Cover</li>
<li>Release Artists (If it’s a compilation, this will get an array with all artists included in the compilation)</li>
<li>Catalogue Number</li>
<li>Label</li>
<li>Release Date</li>
<li>Buy link which will direct the user to the release page on beatport.com</li>
</ul>
This will be displayed on on or two columns depending on the page width.

Beatport Discography shortcode

Wordpress plugin that adds a shortcode on posts or pages to read the artist discography using the Beatport API.

Q Events light vs Beatport Discography shortcode