josephgabito/taskbreaker-project-management

Manage your Projects and assign a Task to each of the Group's Members. You can set the priority for each task (Normal, High, Critical). TaskBreaker also sends email to members when there is a new task update available or if they are assigned to a new task.

🌈 TaskBreaker Group Project Management

     

A plugin for BuddyPress that allows you to manage your projects and assign a task to each of the members of a particular group. You can set the priority for each task (Normal, High, and Critical). TaskBreaker also sends email notifications to members whenever there are new tasks available, or there are new updates.

Up and Running

• Setup and Installation
  • Download
  • Installation
  • BuddyPress Configuration
• Features and Usage
  • Introduction to Projects
  • Introduction to Tasks

Click here to see the full documentation.

Screenshots

FAQ

1: Cannot access 'Projects Directory' or 'Project Pages'

This issue commonly occurs when you have not enabled the 'BuddyPress Groups Component' in your 'BuddyPress Settings' page that would accommodate the 'Projects Component' properly on your site.

Solve the issue by following the steps below:

1. Go to your '*WordPress Dashboard*' > '*Settings*' > '*BuddyPress*.' 2. In the '*BuddyPress Settings*' page, go to the '*Components*' tab and check the checkbox labeled '*User Groups*' in the '*Component lists*.' 3. Finally, click the '*Save Settings*' button.

2: Fatal error in User Profile Page

Fatal error: Call to undefined function groups_get_user_groups() in C:\xampp\htdocs\dsc-test\wp-content\plugins\taskbreaker-project-management\core\functions.php on line 406`

Solve this issue by enabling the Groups Component:

1. Go to your 'WordPress Dashboard' > 'Settings' > 'BuddyPress.'
2. In the 'BuddyPress Settings' page, go to the 'Components' tab and check the checkbox labeled 'User Groups' in the 'Component lists.'
3. Finally, click the 'Save Settings' button.

3. Project's Directory is empty (e.g. http://localhost/projects)

This issue will likely to occur when you forgot to assign a page for your 'Projects'. Solve this by following the steps below:

1. Go to your 'WordPress Dashboard' > 'Settings' > 'BuddyPress.'
2. In the 'BuddyPress Settings' page, go to the 'Pages' tab and go to the 'Directories' section.
3. In the 'Directories' section, go to the 'Projects' setting drop-down and select a page in the drop-down selection.
4. Finally, click the 'Save Settings' button.

Known Issues

• Incompatibility with Yoast SEO - Will be fixed in next release cycle

Contributions

Contributions are highly welcome, and there are various ways you can contribute:

• Spotted a bug or an issue? Share it with us on GitHub.
• Want to share your bug fixes or share ideas for the new features? Send us a Pull Request
• Send us feedback and suggestions for enhancements, share it with the team team
• Translators are welcome.

License

TaskBreaker is licensed under GNU General Public License 2