Introduction
collective.inviting is an add-on for Plone that manages event invitations, confirmations, and attendance as stored, indexed relationships between users (members or guests) and event content items in a Plone site.
This package provides the following features:
Allow event content owners to manage invitations and retrospectively track attendance and confirmations (RSVPs).
Email invitations including iCal, vCal attachments and links to return to the event to confirm/RSVP.
Support both site members and guests (identifying with email) as parties who can be invited.
Builds upon collective.subscribe, a general purpose set of components for managing user relationships (“subscriptions”) with content.
Users can change their confirmation status by re-visiting the confirmation link.
A simple hash/token is included in emailed URLs to prevent abuse.
Provides utility and adapter registrations for components in collective.subscribe for use in a Plone site.
Depends on collective.subscribe.
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Author: Sean Upton <sean.upton@hsc.utah.edu>
Copyright 2011, The University of Utah.
Released as free software under the GNU GPL version 2 license. See doc/COPYING.txt
Changelog
0.2 (2014-09-11)
Plone 4.2+ compatibility. [thomasdesvenain]
0.1.1 (2012-08-04)
Fix on MANIFEST.in
0.1 (2012-08-04)
Initial release [seanupton].
Renamed from uu.inviting to collective.inviting, all dependencies on uu.subscribe moved to renamed collective.subscribe.
Install and uninstall profiles for three local persistent utility components.
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