WordPress Event Calendar 0.25 includes a number of important bug fixes, including:

• Fixed an issue where automatic recurrences wouldn’t work
• Fixed an issue where nothing would be displayed in calendar view if no calendars existed
• Fixed an issue that would cause validation errors if adding an item from 12:00 PM -> 1:00 PM
• Fixed an issue where after deleting an event from calendar view you would be sent back one month
• Fixed an issue where some event titles wouldn’t appear correctly

Version 0.25 also includes the following enhancements:

• Added the ability to add an edit link on templates for easy access to edit events
• Added a url field for events
• Improved efficiency by lightening script calls and database reads
• Updated documentation
• Added support for different start and end dates
• Added support for tagging and categorizing events
• Revamped UI for creating events

Documentation
If you need to view the documentation for this plugin, go to your blog, choose Settings -> Events, then at the top click documentation.

If you still have questions, please post them in the comments below.

We have just released Comment Count v. 1.20 with the following great features:

• Pagination in order to browse back through historical comment numbers, all the way to the blog’s beginning.
• Reporting on total number of comments by day in a given month.
• Listing of the most commented posts in a given month or day.
• Reading of all comments posted in a given month or day.

We hope you like it.  As always, you can download from WordPress.org.  If you find any bugs, have any comments or feature requests, feel free to post them in the comments below.

We are excited to announce the initial release of a new WordPress plugin: Historical Comment Count.  The plugin allows the website owner to track the number of published comments on their blog over time.

The plugin can be downloaded from WordPress.org.  For support, contact us through the comments below this post.

Created by the TruthMedia Internet Group

Programming and Design by James Warkentin

We are excited to announce the next release of the FormBuilder plugin, v. 0.82. This version contains a number of long-awaited features such as the following:

• Added ability to export or delete specific forms from the XML backup database.
• Added ability to translate specific front-end strings without translating the whole application.
• Slight navigation and design reorganization for easier navigation.
• Updated alternate_action with more robust code checking for curl library first.
• Fixed more Windows path related problems.
• Enabled setting checkboxes, dropdowns and radio buttons as required fields.

We hope you like this new release,. As always, if you have questions or find bugs not documented in the documentation area or FAQ, feel free to post them in the comments below.

You can download the latest edition from WordPress.org.

UPDATE: If you are experiencing issues exporting thousands of records out of the submissions DB, Matt Heyes has created a patch that we are evaluating to roll in to the next version. Use at your own risk.