Andrey

Simple Event Scheduler plugin is designed for managing events scheduling for registered site users and presenting it as a calendar.
The key control of the plugin is Event Calendar.
This plugin gives the next main advantages: 
– Shortcode for web control with special parameter for selecting the events owner – current user, current post author, user id or all users 
– Customizable date and time format – plugin uses WordPress site settings, admin can change it from standard WordPress settings page 
– Timezones for users – all dates and times will be shown according to the selected timezone 
– Registered users can mark that they are going to visit event 
– Dashboard page: admin can edit users events, set their time zone 
– Uploading events for the next dates via Ajax, without page reload 
– Reduced Ajax traffic for better performance and faster data upload 
– Standard form for creating and editing events with name and duration fields, and captcha for preventing malicious requests
Event Calendar control shows users events as a calendar. Each column of this calendar is a day, events are shown from top to bottom ordered by start time. Ajax is used for uploading the events for next days, so user don’t need to wait the page reloading. Being shown for event owner, it allows to create, edit or delete an event. When shown for other users, it gives the opportunity to set or cancel visit mark for events.
Simple Event Scheduler allows users to manage their events and time zone from WordPress dashboard. And super admin can manage all events and user time zones of the site.
Shortcode: 
[se_scheduler_eventcalendar for_user=”current|post_author|UID”]
for_user parameter: 
– current – control is shown for the current signed-in user 
– post_author – control is shown for the current post author inside the WordPress loop 
– UID – non-negative integer, control is shown for WordPress user with this ID 
– no for_user parameter or empty value – control shows events of all users

Simple Event Scheduler

Create and manage events scheduling for registered site users and presenting it as a calendar.

Yann at WP&amp;Co

This simple WordPress plugin prevents a “non registered” commentator to use the identity (login or e-mail address) of a registered user. It gives the anonymous user a choice of loging in, registering, or choosing another identity.
<h4>Don’t let them steal your online identity!</h4>
One limitation of vanilla WordPress is that it lets anyone register comments using any identity they like. 
It does not enforce unicity of commentator’s apparent identity. 
More preoccupying, anyone can use another person’s login as their commentator identity.
This plugin fixes that. In order to post comments under a registered user’s identity, it will enforce that you are logged-on. 
Otherwise, you will have to either log-in, or choose another identity for posting your comment.
Compatible with PHP5.
Ce plugin est entièrement traduit en français.
<h4>Active support</h4>
Drop me a line on my <a href="http://www.yann.com/en/wp-plugins/yd-prevent-comment-impersonation" title="Yann Dubois' Prevent Comment Impersonation plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">YD Prevent Comment Impersonation plugin support site</a> to report bugs, ask for specific feature or improvement, or just tell me how you’re using it.
<h4>Funding Credits</h4>
Original development of this plugin has been paid for by <a href="http://www.nogent-citoyen.com" title="Nogent Citoyen" rel="nofollow ugc">Nogent Citoyen</a>. Please visit their site!
<h3>Revisions</h3>
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<li>0.1.0. Initial beta release of 2011/03/30</li>
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<h3>Did you like it?</h3>
Drop me a line on http://www.yann.com/en/wp-plugins/yd-prevent-comment-impersonation
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YD Prevent Comment Impersonation

This simple WordPress plugin prevents a "non registered" commentator to use the identity (login or e-mail address) of a registered user.

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