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itsbooked.net feed reader

itsbooked.net feed reader

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This plugin will consume the XML feed of sessions which have been marked as ‘Active’, ‘Session is public’ and has ‘Allow new participants’ checked on the session record.
This is managed from the ‘Options’ tab in the ‘Session management’ form inside of itsbooked.net.

Installation & Use

  1. Upload ibnfeed.php and ibnfeed_output.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ibnfeed/ directory (create the sub-directory if it doesn’t already exist)
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
  3. Place [ibnfeed ibn_site=mysite,camp_type=,location=shortcode] in your WordPress pages or posts
  4. Customise the $htmlToAdd string on the ibnfeed_output.php page to determine how the feed will be formatted

Upgrade note

If upgrading from v0.1, be sure to copy any customisation you have made to generate content before uploading the new files. These elements live in ibnfeed_output.php as of v0.2.

If upgrading from v0.2 or later, do not overwrite ibnfeed_output.php, or you will lose your content customisations!

Switches

The following switches are mandatory. If they are not included in the tag, the feed may not work as expected.

ibn_site : This is the root of your itsbooked.net URL path eg: https://secure.itsbooked.net/mysite/ ibn_site=mysite

camp_type : Current options are green/blue/red/black. Leaving the switch empty is a valid option and will return camps of all levels

The following switches are optional.

location : You can filter down so that only sessions for a specific location are rendered from the feed. This switch takes the ‘shortcode’ from the ‘Location mangement’ page in the system admin section of itsbooked.net.

Details

Plugin code:
ibnfeed
Plugin version:
0.3
Author:
Outdated:
Yes
WP version:
3.1.2 or higher
PHP version:
or higher
Test up to WP version:
3.1.4
Total installations:
0
Last updated:
2011-06-24
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