It is designed to be easy to use and serve multiple purposes, with several very powerful features to customize its functionality to the needs of your organization, club, sports team, or any other large group of people. This database could be of use to any organization that needs to build and maintain lists of constituents, supporters, members, volunteers, etc. This organization needed to quickly build a database of concerned voters, supporters, and volunteers, giving them an ability to collect input and feedback, organize volunteers, and mobilize its voter constituency with actions such as petition drives and voter education campaigns. This plugin was developed for an organization with the mission of educating and empowering voters. Display lists of records can be sorted and filtered by any field, and the result exported as a CSV file. The records can be entered individually in the WordPress admin section, imported with a CSV file, or let the individuals themselves create their own record. The database is fully configurable, allowing you to define all the fields of information you want to store for each record. This plugin offers all the functionality needed to build and maintain a database of people or anything you want. Mehr Infos zur Participants-DB: - einfach auf Englisch. Neu - gestern wurde die Participants-Database in Version 2.0.7 freigegeben: die DB für sehr viele Anwendungsszenarien - voll FSE - fähig. Meta: Version:2.0.7 Last updated:1 day ago Active installations:10,000+ WordPress Version:5.0 or higher Tested up to:5.9.1 PHP Version:5.6 or higher
In an upcoming article I will show you how to create a form to make filling out data for you database as easy as it was to create the database itself.Neu: participants-database 2.0.7 - die Datenbank für viele Anwendungen OpenOffice Base makes creating databases fairly simple. You have officially created your database! The final step is to name your table and select what to do next. Once you have configured this click Next to move on. You can use, for example, employee first and last name as your key. If you do not use a field like Employee ID you can select to use a field (or combination of fields) as your keys. Since primary keys are often ID numbers I tend to check off the Auto Value checkbox so I don't have to enter a key for each record. You need this otherwise you will not be able to enter data. The next window allows you to set a primary key. If you need to make any modifications to your fields do so at this point and click Next when you are finished. Here you will see the details of the FirstName field. Figure 3 illustrates what you can modify in a sample Employee field listing. What you are able to modify will directly depend upon both the fields you have chosen as well as your needs. In the next window you can modify the field type and format. Once you have all of your fields in place click the Next button. The order in which your fields are in this column will be reflected in your database, so make sure you have them in the exact order you want. You can also move fields up and down in the right column by selecting a field and clicking the up or down arrow. Make sure you choose your fields carefully because adding or removing them later is not easy. Once you select your type you then move fields from the left column to the right. This sample table will give you a selection of table types to choose from. The difference between the categories is that Business tables are geared toward SMB and enterprise work and Personal is geared toward home use.Īfter you select your Category choose from the Sample tables drop down. The first task is to select the Category of database (Business or Personal). The Table Wizard is simple to use (see Figure 2). If you selected to create your tables with the Wizard, when you click Finish the Tables Wizard will open. Save this database in a directory you will remember, otherwise you'll wind up hunting for it later. When you click Finish you will be asked to save your database with a name.