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I’ve been away for a few days and the Pro site went down during that time – I’ve restored it now. You can find all the information here: https://myceliumdesign.ca/conference-scheduler-pro/

Yes, Conference Scheduler (and the Pro version) are both still maintained. Please let me know what issue you’re having and we’ll get it resolved.

Also, the Support form on the website is working normally as far as I can tell – what was the issue you had with it?

It sounds to me like you should check out the Pro version of the plugin which comes with a complete registration module that lets users register for workshops and will then show them the schedule for what they’ve registered for. There are lots of options you can use to control who can register for what – check out the documentation for details, and then you can try out the fully functional demo to see if it meets your needs before you buy.

Not really. Here’s the main statement:
“A few minutes ago, our antivirus scanner detected that a malicious file was uploaded to your webspace.”

I just updated to v2.1 minutes ago so that was the action that added the file and triggered the warning.

I just compared the md5 hash of the file in the plugin to the hash of the same version on jQuery CDN and they match (c9f5aeeca3ad37bf2aa006139b935f0a) so unless the CDN is also corrupted, I suspect it’s a false positive from the antivirus. What’s your take?

I haven’t done a setup video, I’ll add that to the todo list. I assume you’ve read the documentation (https://myceliumdesign.ca/conference-scheduler/)? It has some basic information about setup and display that should be helpful.

Beyond that, basically, create your sessions (timeslots), create your workshops (the individual events) and place them in a particular session. To display the schedule, create a page (or post etc.) and insert the Conference Scheduler block (or use the old shortcode) and the schedule will show there.

If you want to see a sample that has been setup, try the Pro demo ( https://demo.myceliumdesign.ca/ )- it’s got a full schedule setup already and you can access both the front end and admin panel and play around with all the content and settings of the full Pro version.

And if you have any more specific questions, just ask.

Do you have multiple workshops in your simple event, or it’s just a single registration? If it’s only 1 (which I think), then you can create a single “workshop” to represent a simple event and limit its capacity. You can use the shortcode attributes to limit display to particular session(s), so you can show something that only has the single workshop in one place, and other more complex schedules with multiple workshops on other pages.

I’ve modified your demo site with a sample of how this could work – check it out.

I’m looking to add multiple event functionality in a future release that would do this more cleanly, but for now it should be possible as described.

I assume you’re talking about the Pro version (that has the registration module). That being said, you can currently limit the number of participants per workshop, but there isn’t any way to limit the total number of users who can register. How do you plan to have users create accounts – are they going to buy a product (and thus you could limit the quantity available), or is it free to create an account and then register?

I could certainly develop a custom add-on that would allow for this functionality if you’re interested – email me with details of what you’d like at [email protected]

Very late I know, but I just got around to the updates now and it seems to work as expected (WP 5.3.2, WC 3.9.2, MNE 1.5.0). Thanks!

This is fixed this in the new version (v2.0.5) that was just pushed now. Thanks for the feedback.

Unfortunately this feature isn’t practical to implement at the moment – there would be a significant performance cost (the interface becomes much slower) on a system that is already not as responsive as I’d like.

I’m planning on rebuilding the entire frontend interface code to improve performance, but that is a larger project and I can’t say when it will be done. I will certainly consider adding this feature into the code during the rewrite if possible.

Thanks for reporting this – it should be fixed in the new release (v2.0.3) which is now available. Let me know if the issue persists.

This should be fixed in the new version 2.0.2.

Thanks for pointing this out.

Great – just a few simple tweaks. Thanks for making it in the first place!

You can do this with CSS, and it’s not actually all that hard. Here’s how:

1. Find the Slug of each theme and/or keyword you want to style. They’re listed in the table on the Conference->Themes and Conference->Keywords Admin pages.
2. Choose Customize from the top Admin Bar
3. Pick the colours you want – you’ll need the Hex values (#XXXXXX where X is between 0-9 or A-F). You can use the colour pickers in the Conference section to pick colours and then note down the displayed Hex value if you need help with that).
4. Go to the Additional CSS section
5. Add the following code – one rule for each theme you want to colour. Replace THEMESLUG with the theme slug you noted in step 1:
   .conf_scheduler .session .workshop.theme_THEMESLUG { background-colour: #XXXXXX; }

   so if the theme has a slug of training, the rule would be:
   .conf_scheduler .session .workshop.theme_training { background-colour: #XXXXXX; }

6. Add the following code – one rule for each theme you want to colour. Replace KEYWORDSLUG with the keyword slug you noted in step 1:
   .conf_scheduler .session .workshop.keyword_KEYWORDSLUG { background-colour: #XXXXXX; }
7. Click Publish and enjoy your new colours!

The start and end times are set on the Session term, so go to Conference -> Sessions and create/edit sessions for each timeslot you need, and then assign the workshop to the right sessions.

You can read all the documentation at https://myceliumdesign.ca/conference-scheduler/, and post back if you still have issues.