WP Sessions Time Monitoring Full Automatic vs Minimalistic Event Manager

Plugin will track accurate activity time on specific page, very useful for cases like content reading time, stream or video watching time, tracking time in LMS online learning system, working time for writing or editing elementor templates, pages editing time, post editing time and similar. Build as extension of WinterLock functionality for Accurate Sessions Time Tracking Features: User time spent duration per page Tracking activity time Tracking working time Tracking editing time Tracking writing time Tracking visit time Tracking time on page Tracking reading time Tracking user time Tracking elementor working time Accurate session time tracking

This plugin (MEM or Minimalistic Event Manager) is intended for theme authors and developers who want a simple, robust and flexible solution for managing event dates. The MEM plugin offers a clean interface that allows to add event dates (start dates, end dates, repeating dates) to posts (and to any custom post type). The main features Event dates can be attached to any post type: Posts, Pages, Custom Post Types… (optionally, they can be restricted to specific content types). Event dates can be of three types: start dates, end dates, repeating dates. There is no mandatory date format: Time, Day, and Month are optional. An event date could be “January 2046”, or just “2046”. What the plugin doesn’t do The MEM plugin works as a simple interface for entering those dates into custom fields, but it won’t do much on the public side of your theme (there’s a simple widget for displaying a list of events). The plugin was created primarily to enable theme developers to create their own display of events on the front-end. If you aren’t sure how to achieve this, our wiki will provide a collection of examples to get you started. Technical implementation Technically, the MEM plugin stores the dates as ordinary Custom Fields, in a machine-readable format (such as “2016-11-23 13:37”). This gives you absolute freedom for displaying your events in your theme: You can query for specific date ranges by using the meta_key / meta_compare parameters. You can use the php date function to display the date in any possible manner (or date_i18n for proper localization). Plugin options The plugin has two settings that can be modified with a few lines in your functions.php file: You can limit it to specific post types. You can use an “alpha” mode, which gives you a blank input field for each date. This can be useful if you need to enter dates that don’t fit the predefined format. See the online documentation for the full instructions. Links Documentation Credits Concept and maintenance ms-studio.net Initial development: Dream Production