GigPress 2.2.4

Developer: Website: License / Price: Platforms: Databases: Language: Last Updated: Category: Derek Hogue | More scripts wordpress.org GPL - GNU General Public License  Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris N/A PHP August 12th, 2012, 21:54 GMT [view history] C: \ Modules \ WordPress Plugins

Manage all upcoming and past performances right from within the WordPress admin.

It will display tour gigs on a site using PHP template tags, simple shortcodes or the GigPress widget.

Installation:

Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

Here are some key features of "GigPress":

· GigPress is well-designed and easy-to-use. Add artists, venues, tours, and related posts on-the-fly, all saved in your database for re-use, all seamlessly within the WordPress admin.
· Manage multiple artists within GigPress, and display them either as a combined listing, or grouped by artist. Add an artist parameter to the shortcode and list only shows from a particular artist.
· GigPress features RSS and iCalendar feeds for your upcoming shows and for individual artists and tours, plus Google Calendar and iCal download links for each individual show. Also: hCalendar markup!
· Advanced users can fully-customize the HTML and CSS used by GigPress to display your shows without altering any plugin files, making all changes upgrade-safe.
· Link up a related post for each show and your show's full details will appear within your post. Automatically create new related posts with customizable titles when entering new shows.
· No lock-in here. Import your shows from a CSV file, without fear of duplicate data. Export your shows database to CSV -- filtered by artist, tour, and date.

Requirements:

· WordPress 2.8 or higher

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Improved display logic in related post menu when adding/editing shows
· Added limit option for 300 shows in the admin

Via: GigPress 2.2.4