=== Ajax Event Calendar === Contributors: eranmiller Tags: multi-user, calendar, event, ajax Requires at least: 3.1 Tested up to: 3.1.3 Stable tag: 0.7 A Google Calendar-like interface that allows registered users (with required access) to add, edit and delete events in a common calendar viewable by blog visitors. == Description == * Administrators can edit and delete all events, others can only edit and delete events they create themselves * Dynamic (based on event categories) and near-instant event filtering * Dynamically generated calendar contributor list (sidebar widget) * Current month calendar activity report (Administrator only) * Event category management interface (Administrator only) * Calendar event count column to Users table (Administrator only) * Limits event entry to the next 30-minute interval and one year from the present time (optional) * Displays the WordPress Admin menu on the front-end Calendar (optional) == Installation == 1. Use the automatic installer from within the WordPress administration 1. Click Activate for Ajax Event Calendar 1. Create a new page for the readonly calendar page. IMPORTANT: page slug must 'calendar' 1. (optional) Display contributor list in sidebar via WordPress Widget options 1. (optional) Create and delete existing, or add additional event category types == Frequently Asked Questions == == Screenshots == == Other == * Adds two new roles "Calendar Contributor" and "Blog+Calendar Contributor" * Adds new capability "aec_add_events" (Administrator and Calendar Contributor roles) * Adds new capability "aec_run_reports" (Administrator only) * These roles and capabilities are removed when the plugin is deleted * All events associated with a deleted user are perminently deleted * Databases are perminently deleted when the plugin is deleted * Plugin options are perminently deleted when the plugin is deleted * The event filter is only present when more than a single event category has been created **Credits** * Google Calendar styled interface (FullCalendar) * Growl styled feedback (jGrowl) * OSX styled modal forms (simpleModal) * Category color selection (miniColors) == Changelog == = 0.7 = * Added options for event limits and admin menu toggle * Modified css to address reported style collisions * Added a PHP5 dependancy check to halt installation for users running older versions = 0.6.1 = * Updated plugin link = 0.6 = * Refined event input form * Roles and capabilities are removed on plugin deletion * Added Events column to administrative users table * All calendar events associated with a deleted user are removed = 0.5.1 = * Admins can edit past events * Admins can see the user name and organization of event creator in edit mode = 0.5 = * Category management interface * Refined event editing validation * Calendar contributor widget = 0.4 = * Current month activity report = 0.3.1 = * Fixed time validation * Fixed jGrowl css hide all notifications * Minified css * Fixed query to retrieve events that span longer than a single month = 0.3 = * Streamlined event input form html and css * Fixed calculation for all day event durations * Added validation for event duration input * Added Organization name to event viewing modal, from data provided by user's wordpress profile * Dynamically generated calendar contributor list = 0.2.1 = * Added Help Link = 0.2 = * Event display styling * Filter appearance = 0.1 = * Getting the wheels to stay on the wagon == Upgrade Notice == = 0.7 = * Fixed CSS collision and added plugin options = 0.6.1 = * Updated plugin link = 0.6 = * First official plugin release