Some Wordpress plugins I’d like to have/find/write

September 4, 2006

I’m surprised that I haven’t come across a plugin to track what different users are up to. I’m seeing more and more group blogs where people want to manage their users - find out the last time someone logged in/was active, track incorrect login attempts (is someone trying to hack into your site?) and so on.

I’d also like to see a plugin which enables people to RSVP to an event (there are many ways of doing this quite easily but I haven’t seen a simple plugin).

I’d also love to see a combined Wordpress + Vanilla download which has instructions for installing both together with an already integrated theme.

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Comments

  1. For the last one, have you seen this: http://lussumo.com/docs/doku.php?id=vanilla:integration:wordpress

    — Dale Cruse, September 4, 2006

  2. Hi Dale, yes I posted about this on my last blog entry - a pre-packaged combination would be far less technical for most people than those instructions.

    — Rachel, September 4, 2006

  3. agreed - a nice simply vanilla/wp integration would be wonderful.

    — Darren, September 4, 2006

  4. I would like a newspaper plugin/theme that allows me to extract daily entries from a variety of RSS feeds, as well as my original articles and present them like a newspaper.

    Also an wordpress–> pdf plugin so I can save each day as a pdf file for easy printing (to go with the newspaper format).

    — Gareth, September 4, 2006

  5. something like this maybe?
    http://wp2pdf.sourceforge.net/

    — cesar, September 5, 2006

  6. I like the new function in Wordpress that allows you to see other people writing on the same topics as you do.

    Take care

    Serge
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    — Serge Lescouarnec, September 8, 2006

  7. http://lussumo.com/swell/122/Vanilla-and-Wordpress-Integration/

    — etyha, September 11, 2006

  8. Thanks etyha, I have already posted about that - I’m saying that it would be great to have an already-integrated package, rather than those technical instructions.

    — Rachel, September 11, 2006