Dienstplan -- WordPress 插件

开发者	wpdienstplan
更新时间	2026年10月15日 19:59
PHP版本:	8.1 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.1
版权:	GPLv2 or later
版权网址:	版权信息

Dienstplan turns your WordPress site into a shift and duty roster that runs without a full-time coordinator. It is built for teams that rely on volunteers — fire departments, emergency medical services, first-responder and crisis-response groups, sports clubs and associations. Members open a calendar page and sign up for open shifts themselves. Coordinators see at a glance which shifts are still open, who already volunteered, and who has not yet contributed this period. Every change is recorded, so "who removed me from Saturday?" always has an answer. Everything runs on your own WordPress install. Member data, schedules and assignments stay in your database — no SaaS account, no recurring fee for the free version. Optional outbound connections (public-holiday lookup via openholidaysapi.org, product notices from wp-dienstplan.de) are documented under External services; the holiday lookup is disabled by default. What you can do

Define shift types (early/late/night, driver/paramedic — whatever your team uses) and build week or month rosters
Drop the roster onto any page with the [dienstplan] shortcode
Show public aggregate statistics (completed shifts, hours, active helpers) with [dienstplan_statistik] — no login required, names never exposed
Let members sign up for shifts and remove themselves again — coordinators see every change live, no email ping-pong
Plan events like training nights, fundraisers or on-call duties with categories (per-event signup lists come with Basis)
Show each member their own upcoming shifts in a dashboard widget
Let members download their shifts as an ICS calendar file

Why WordPress Most volunteer organisations already run a WordPress site for news and member communication. Adding the roster there means members use the account they already have, your data stays in your own database, and there is no external SaaS to vet for data protection. Free, Basis and Pro The version on WordPress.org is Free and stays free forever: one shift schedule, unlimited members, shift types and events — no artificial caps. Two optional add-ons extend the same plugin in place, with your data carrying over automatically:

Basis — multiple rosters, recurring events, per-event signups and tasks, shift trading, group and weekday restrictions, automated email notifications, and a community feedback channel. For established teams that need self-service workflows.
Pro — everything in Basis plus attendance statistics, a tamper-evident audit log and waiting-list promotion on full events. For organisations with reporting or audit obligations.

Pricing and the full comparison are at wp-dienstplan.de. Languages Ships with English, German, Spanish, French and Italian. Source strings are English; further languages can be added via standard .po/.mo files in languages/.

From WordPress.org (recommended)

Go to Plugins → Add New and search for "Dienstplan".
Click Install Now, then Activate.
Open the new Dienstplan entry in the admin sidebar to start configuring.

From a ZIP file

Download the latest ZIP from this plugin page or your account at wp-dienstplan.de.
Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, upload the ZIP, then Activate.

First steps

Open Dienstplan → Overview for a guided setup of shift types and event categories.
Place the [dienstplan] shortcode on the page where members should see the calendar.
Optionally configure public holidays under Dienstplan → Settings → Holidays.

3.10.0 Adds the Shift Leader role with plan-scoped manage rights (effect with Premium Basis). Premium 1.10.0 also assigns events to rosters and lets admins and shift leaders offer members’ shifts for trade. Premium users: update Free first, then Premium to 1.10.0. 3.9.0 New list view (automatic on phones), light/dark color scheme and an action menu on calendar entries. Premium users: update Free first, then Premium to 1.9.0. 3.8.0 Adds the database groundwork for shift validity periods, one-off shifts and multi-week rhythms. Premium users: update Free first, then Premium to 1.8.0. 3.7.2 Declares compatibility with WordPress 7.1 and fixes the German label of the "Active members" statistics tile. 3.7.1 Fixes one-day-early event dates in positive-offset time zones, dark-theme calendar colors, and the calendar jumping to the top of the page. Recommended for every install. Update Premium to 1.7.1 if you use it. 3.7.0 Fixes calendar dates showing one day early outside Europe and evening shift sign-ups being rejected. Recommended for every install, required for North American time zones. Update Premium to 1.7.0 at the same time if you use it. 3.6.0 Adds the public [dienstplan_statistik] shortcode for name-free aggregate roster stats. Update Premium to 1.6.0 at the same time if you use it. 3.5.2 Adds optional, dismissible product notices on Dienstplan admin screens only. Recommended for all free installs. 3.5.1 Documentation-only update: clearer, shorter wp.org plugin page text. Safe to skip if you are already on 3.5.0. 3.5.0 New master-detail shift planner with a resizable plan sidebar, drag-and-drop sorting, shift colours in the month view and a clearer plan comparison. Recommended for all users. Update Premium to 1.5.0 at the same time if you use it. 3.4.0 wp.org compliance release: free is a single fully functional schedule; multi-plan, weekday restrictions, event sign-ups/recurrences and audit log require the Premium add-on. Update Premium to 1.4.0 if you use it. 3.3.0 wp.org compliance release: the free tier is no longer capped by artificial limits; groups require the Premium add-on. Update Premium to 1.3.0 if you use it. 3.2.0 Reviewer-compliant rename: all internal IDs now use the dienstplan_ prefix. Database schemas stay; options keys move to the new prefix. 3.1.0 First public WordPress.org release. If you previously ran the plugin from wp-dienstplan.de, your data, rosters and settings carry over with no migration step.

3.10.0 — 2026-10-15

Shift Leader role (#187): plan-scoped manage capability (effect with Premium Basis), reduced admin menu for leaders, searchable multi-select chips, and a pricing upsell on the profile when Premium is missing.
Premium (Basis, 1.10.0): events can be assigned to specific rosters (“Appears in rosters”); shift leaders only manage events for their plans (#187).
Premium (Basis, 1.10.0): admins and shift leaders can offer a member’s shift for trade; the assigned member is notified by email (#211).
Fixed: toggling a shift active/inactive no longer clears its group qualifications or weekday mask.

3.9.0 — 2026-10-14

New list view (#193): switcher Week · Month · List in the calendar toolbar. On narrow layouts (< 640px) the list appears automatically; any view can be chosen manually. Timeline layout with a week strip (fill bar, holidays, weekends), filter chips (All / Open / Mine), events and shift rows. Shortcode view="auto|week|list|month" (default auto); URL dp_view forces one view.
Entry action menu (#209): tap a name in week, list or month view to see the actions you are allowed to use. Free: admins can remove entries; month view now has entries and a plus button for free slots. Filter dienstplan_entry_actions for add-ons.
Frontend color scheme (#191): Automatic / Light / Dark under Settings → General; override per shortcode with farbschema="auto|hell|dunkel" or scheme="auto|light|dark". Automatic uses the background behind the calendar (not the OS preference). Filter dienstplan_frontend_color_scheme. CSS variables in tokens.css (e.g. --dienstplan-accent).
Own SVG icons (Tabler Icons, MIT) instead of emojis in the calendar and the events shortcode.
Fixed: after signing up, the calendar cell or list row was not updated correctly.
Fixed: weekly overview dashboard widget counted open shifts on days where a shift type is not offered (#206).
Fixed: the admin assign dropdown could not scroll for long member lists; it now scrolls, opens upward when needed and has a search field. Entries show "Name (email)".
Developer: Roles::userCanTakeShift(), hook dienstplan_my_shifts_widget_footer, filter dienstplan_assignable_members.

3.8.0 — 2026-10-12

New schema columns for shift types: valid from/until and week interval (used by Premium availability).
Calendar week/month views hide shift types that are not offered in the visible range (unless they already have entries).
Fill-rate statistics count required days via the visibility filter instead of the weekday mask alone.

3.7.2 — 2026-10-12

Tested up to WordPress 7.1. Code hygiene for Plugin Check: statistic tile settings are sanitized at input, and false-positive database warnings in the statistics queries are annotated.
Fixed German label of the "Active members" tile in the shift statistics.

3.7.1 — 2026-10-12

Fixed: [dienstplan_termine] showed the date on each event card one day early in time zones with a positive UTC offset (Europe included). The detail view and stored dates were already correct.
Fixed: on dark themes (for example Twenty Seventeen Dark) the public calendar, events list and statistics inherited the theme's light text and button styles. The shortcode now sets its own text color, toolbar height and card background, and the week-view legend sits inside the card. Light themes look the same.
Fixed: in a narrow content column the toolbar wraps with the card width, the week-view legend stays inside the card but does not scroll with the table, and the first column stays put while the week scrolls sideways.
Fixed: browsing the public calendar (previous, next, week, month, today, date or plan) scrolls to the toolbar after reload instead of the top of the page. The offset is --dienstplan-scroll-offset (80px) so a fixed header does not cover it. The events list does the same for its own anchor. The admin calendar is unchanged.

3.7.0 — 2026-09-02

Fixed: calendar dates were rendered one day early in time zones with a negative UTC offset (all of North and South America) — week view, month view, dashboard widget, "My duties", and event lists
Fixed: "today" was derived in UTC, so from the early evening onwards members in western time zones could no longer sign up for the current day
Fixed: clicking a day number in the month view could open the wrong week
Week view accepts dp_date=YYYY-MM-DD as the week anchor; existing dp_w bookmarks keep working
New Dienstplan\Dates helper — all date handling now runs in the site time zone

3.6.0 — 2026-07-26

New public shortcode [dienstplan_statistik] — aggregate tiles (completed shifts, hours, active helpers; optional fill rate) without login and without names
Backend setting for which statistics tiles are visible by default (kennzahlen attribute can override per placement)
Transient cache with invalidation when shifts or shift types change

3.5.2 — 2026-07-25

Remote-controlled, dismissible product notices on Dienstplan admin screens (localized feed from wp-dienstplan.de)
Documented the notices endpoint under External services / Privacy

3.5.1 — 2026-06-25 Documentation-only update: condensed wp.org readme, plugin header description aligned with the new short tagline, German GlotPress reference docs refreshed. No code changes. 3.5.0 — 2026-06-15 Focus on the shift planner and calendar readability. No breaking changes.

Shift planner redesigned as a master-detail view: plans in a resizable sidebar on the left, shifts on the right
Shifts can be reordered by drag & drop; consistent active/inactive toggling across all admin tables
Shift colours now shown directly in the month view
Clearer plan comparison with separate ICS tiers and a new "Multiple rosters" row
Renamed UI term "shift type" to "shift"
Updated translations (DE/DE-formal/ES/FR/IT)

3.4.0–3.4.2 — June 2026

wp.org compliance: free is a fully functional single-schedule roster with no trialware patterns; multi-plan, weekday restrictions, event sign-ups/recurrences and audit log moved to the Premium add-on
Restored the "My shifts" dashboard widget
Hardened sanitization for shift-type/event saves and holiday settings
Clarified that openholidaysapi.org is the only optional external service (disabled by default)

3.3.0 — 2026-06-01

wp.org compliance: removed all quantity limits (members, plans, shift types, groups, events) from the free plugin
Groups moved entirely to the Premium add-on, including tables and access-control logic; free exposes extension hooks only
Simplified event creation dialog and clearer plan comparison

3.2.0–3.2.2 — May 2026 First releases prepared for the official WordPress.org directory, addressing the plugin-review team's feedback. No feature changes — output hardening and naming only.

Unified plugin prefix dienstplan_ across all AJAX actions, nonces, options, transients, cron hooks, asset handles and CSS classes
Output escaping hardened throughout (wp_kses() for SVG icons, esc_attr() in attributes, defensive filtering of inline styles)
Renamed shortcode [termine] to [dienstplan_termine]
Documented the openholidaysapi.org integration under External services

3.1.0 — 2026-04-30 Preparation for the first WordPress.org release (not shipped publicly; see 3.2.0).

Fully English source strings with DE/ES/FR/IT localisations
Public hook API (dienstplan_* filters and actions) for clean extension — reference in docs/hooks-reference.md
Tier structure (Free / Basis / Pro) documented

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