Schedule Posts Calendar 5.0 has been released, this release updates the dxhtmlcalendar code to the latest version and adds a new theme that mimics the WordPress admin colors.

A nice review of my Schedule Posts Calendar has been posted by a user, it’s in French, but you can use your favorite translator to do the hard work for you 🙂

If you have upgraded to Windows 8.1, or installed the IE11 preview on Windows 7 you’ll find the WordPress Schedule Posts Calendar is pretty broken in compatibility mode, which you pretty much need to enable at the moment for WordPress … Continue reading →

Schedule Posts Calendar 3.2 has been released, this is a minor update to add functionality so that if you use the quick schedule feature the date in the posts lists is updated. This release has also been tested with WordPress 3.4.1.

Just in case anyone is wondering, both “Schedule Posts Calendar” and “Posts By Type Access” work without issue with the new release of WordPress.

I’ve released version 3.1 of Schedule Posts Calendar, this is a minor bug fix for a coding typo on the new inline edit code that would set the hours to be the same as the minutes (opps). See the change … Continue reading →

WordPress has some amazing features and a pretty robust plug-in system that allows coders to extend it way beyond the base functionality.  However the plug-in system is often poorly documented and is by no means complete. This post is going … Continue reading →

I’ve released version 3.0 of Schedule Posts Calendar, significant updates include support for a “Schedule” option from the posts/pages list for inline editing. See the change log for more details.

A small bug crept in during the addition of the pop-up calendar code, basically if you used the in line calendar it would set the calendar date to one month in the future of whatever date the post was scheduled … Continue reading →

I’ve released version 2.0 of Schedule Posts Calendar, significant updates include a configuration page under settings and support for a pop-up calendar as well as the default in line. See the change log for more details.