HappenBoard
| 开发者 | rainbowgeek |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月27日 21:38 |
| PHP版本: | 8.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv3 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Fast and SEO-friendly out of the box. Server-rendered blocks load instantly and are indexed by Google — no JavaScript-only pages that hurt your rankings.
- Works with your theme. Native blocks adapt to your design without custom CSS, and Site Editor templates let you redesign every event page visually.
- Stop losing attendees. Free RSVPs with capacity limits, email confirmations, automatic reminders, and a one-click cancellation link, everything your visitors need to actually show up.
- Real recurring events. Weekly classes, monthly meetups, yearly conferences — set it once and HappenBoard handles every occurrence.
- Take appointments too. A full booking flow in the free plugin: booking types, per-host weekly availability with buffers and notice windows, days off, round-robin assignment across unlimited hosts, group bookings, a standards-compliant
.icsinvite attached to every confirmation, and a token link so visitors cancel or reschedule themselves. - Get found on Google. Event Schema (JSON-LD) is added automatically so your events appear in Google's rich event results.
- Move in without retyping anything. One-click importers for The Events Calendar, Events Manager, Sugar Calendar, EventKoi, Amelia, and any
.icsfile — they even work when the old plugin is already deactivated. - No lock-in, no clutter. Standard custom post types, REST API, and iCal feeds — your data stays yours and works with any tool.
- Familiar admin. The same look and feel as WordPress core, so your team doesn't need to learn a new interface.
- 21 blocks, 11 patterns, and Site Editor templates for single events, the events archive, category archives, single booking types, and the per-event “All dates” page
- Weather forecast on event pages, for outdoor events (optional, powered by Open-Meteo)
- Favourites and a personal “My schedule” so visitors can save the events they care about
- Multilingual — WPML and Polylang, through the bundled
wpml-config.xml - GDPR-native — real WordPress personal-data exporter and eraser, not just a settings page
- Spam protection — honeypot and signed timestamps by default, optional Cloudflare Turnstile and Akismet
- Site Health checks that tell you when a cron failure is about to stop your reminders
- REST API for every entity, WP-CLI commands for event creation and migrations, plus an Elementor widget for classic-builder sites
- PHP 8.2+ with strict types and PSR-4 autoloading
- Vendor libraries (sabre/vobject) prefixed with Strauss — no conflict with any other plugin shipping the same dependency
- PHPCS (WordPress Coding Standards), PHPStan level 5, PHPUnit test suite
- Translation-ready (text domain
happenboard) - Accessibility-aware front-end components
安装:
- Search HappenBoard under Plugins → Add New in your WordPress admin.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Run the onboarding wizard that appears (general settings → email).
- Go to Events → Add New to create your first event.
- Insert the Calendar or Upcoming Events block into any page or template.
- Download the .zip from WordPress.org.
- Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the .zip, click Install Now.
- Activate and follow the onboarding wizard.
- WordPress 6.9 or newer
- PHP 8.2 or newer
- MySQL 5.7+ / MariaDB 10.3+ (uses standard
dbDelta)
常见问题:
Does this work with classic themes?
Yes. All blocks can be inserted in any post, page, or widget area. If your theme supports the Site Editor (FSE), HappenBoard also ships matching block templates for single events and the event archive.
Will this conflict with other event plugins?
No. HappenBoard uses its own post type (hboard_event), prefixed meta keys (_happenboard_*), prefixed database tables (happenboard_occurrences, happenboard_attendees, happenboard_bookings, happenboard_availability_rules, happenboard_agent_log), and prefixed third-party libraries (HappenBoard\Vendor\…). You can run it alongside any other event plugin without conflict.
Does HappenBoard add Event schema (JSON-LD) for SEO?
Yes — automatically, on every single-event page, conforming to the Google rich-result spec. If SEOPress is active and an Event schema has been manually configured for the same post through SEOPress's custom-schema feature, HappenBoard defers to SEOPress to avoid double emission.
Does it support recurring events?
Yes. Recurrence is stored as a standard RFC 5545 RRULE and expanded into a persisted occurrences table using the same library (sabre/vobject) that powers most calendar servers.
Where are attendees managed?
Under HappenBoard → Attendees in the admin. The screen is built on @wordpress/dataviews, the same component library the Site Editor and the Posts screen use. HappenBoard bundles its own copy, because WordPress does not register wp-dataviews as a public script handle.
Can I export translations?
Yes. The text domain is happenboard and the plugin is ready for translation on translate.wordpress.org. To generate a fresh .pot locally, run npm run makepot.
How do I completely uninstall HappenBoard and erase all its data?
By default, deleting the plugin from Plugins → Installed Plugins → Delete preserves all of your data — events, attendees, occurrences, settings, taxonomy terms, and custom capabilities all stay in the database. This is intentional, so re-installing later restores everything as it was.
To opt in to a full wipe, add the following constant to your wp-config.php before clicking Delete:
define( 'HAPPENBOARD_UNINSTALL', true );
When that constant is set, deleting the plugin will:
- Remove every event, venue, organizer, and booking-type post (and their post meta)
- Remove every event category and event tag
- Drop the custom tables
wp_happenboard_occurrences,wp_happenboard_attendees,wp_happenboard_bookings,wp_happenboard_availability_rulesandwp_happenboard_agent_log - Delete every option starting with
happenboard_(general settings, onboarding flag, DB versions, etc.) - Delete every plugin transient
- Clear the plugin's scheduled WP-Cron events
- Remove every HappenBoard custom capability from every role
wp-config.php.