To Do List 1.2 – WordPress Plugin Update

Posted on March 21, 2009 by dgwyer

Our To Do List Plugin has just had its first significant upgrade. :-)

The most significant changes are:

  • Support for multiple users. Every user of the blog can maintain their own list! Plugin automatically monitors who is logged in and displays the appropriate to do list.
  • To Do List is now available as a dashboard widget for convenience, and accessibility.
  • List saved in the database not as a text file.
  • When a user is deleted from the blog, their to do list is deleted too automatically.

Here is a screen shot of the latest version of the To Do List WordPress Plugin:

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You can download the latest version of the To Do List Plugin from our WordPress Plugin directory page here.

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13 Responses to To Do List 1.2 – WordPress Plugin Update

  1. gestroud says:
    March 21, 2009 at 8:19 pm

    I’ve been using this plugin for a while, and while it always worked great for me, the new features are definitely appreciated!

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  5. BIll Larson says:
    March 24, 2009 at 9:04 am

    Some very nice features coming! I sent him a list of things which I felt would make the todo list even better. I run a community newspaper and have 20+ volunteer writers. I wanted a way to allow an editor assign tasks to a writer via their dashboard.

    From: gwycon
    To: ‘Bill Larson’
    Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 6:17 AM
    Subject: RE: To do list Plugin.

    Hi Bill,

    Thanks for your comments, always good to get feedback. I am already working on implementing the to do list inside the dashboard, but I like the idea to have it so that each user on the blog gets access to their own list when logged in. I will take a look at this and squeeze it into the next version time permitting. Also, I will add a facility for administrators only to view/edit any to do list. This would be useful for administrators to insert items on other peoples lists that need doing without having to send e-mails etc. everything would be self contained.

    Give it a couple of weeks (hopefully less) and the new version should be ready to go. Otherwise you can always re-install the current version and wait for the auto update prompt from within your admin area.

    Best wishes,
    David

    I want to thank gwycon for his hard work on this plugin!

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    • Mark says:
      April 18, 2009 at 3:00 am

      I’ve just found another ToDo Plugin by Pravin Paratey in the repository. As a news type site as well I needed the ability to provide notification to writers about assignments and to allow admin and editors to create these assignments. So I’ve edited in a dashboard feature and email notification of each assignment to the writer. You can set a writers list from which to select or choose from the entire user base. No fancy stuff. I can send you my updated version so you can give it a try.

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  11. Diego says:
    May 6, 2009 at 4:55 pm

    Hi,
    I’d like to uninstall the Our To Do plugin, but when I do, everything keeps showing up exactly as if it was still activated. Could you please give me directions to completely remove it?
    I just don’t need it anymore. Thanks,
    Diego
    http://www.drbolsa.com

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  12. David says:
    May 8, 2009 at 12:48 pm

    Really do not know the cause of this, as I have not had any other reports of anything like this happening. If all else fails you can remove the ‘to-do-list’ folder inside of your Plugins folder via FTP. Then it won’t be active anymore.

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