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This plugin provides an easy way to incorporate a bug/enhancement tracking system to a WordPress site. By adding a shortcode to a page, users will be able to display a bug list and allow visitors to submit new bugs / enhancements. The plugin will also provide search and sorting capabilities. A captcha and approval mechanism will allow the site admin to avoid spam. You can try it out in a temporary copy of WordPress here . Changelog Support Forum
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Download the plugin Upload the extracted folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin in the WordPress Admin To get a basic Bug Library list showing on one of your WordPress pages, create a new page and type the following text: [bug-library] There are a number of optional arguments that can be specified with the shortcode. Here they are with examples for each: [bug-library bugcategorylist=’3,4,5′] = List of bug categories to display [bug-library bugtypeid=’4′] = List of bugs from a specific category [bug-library bugstatusid=’5′] = List of bugs that have a specific status [bug-library bugpriorityid=’6′] = List of bugs that have a specific priority These shortcode options can be combined: [bug-library bugcategorylist=’3,4,5′ bugtypeid=’4′ bugstatusid=’5′ bugpriorityid=’6′] Configure the Bug Library General Options section for more control over the plugin functionality. Copy the file single-bug-library-bugs.php from the bug-library plugin directory to your theme directory to display all information related to your bugs. You might have to edit this file a bit and compare it to single.php to get the proper layout to show up on your web site.
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