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My Tasks for WP Project Manager

The plugin WP Project Manager by weDevs lacks a screen where a logged-in user can see a list of tasks assigned to them, with due dates, and overdue items highlighted. 
This plugin supplies that missing piece via a smartcode, with arguments to control task selection (the default being all open tasks for the current user). This is implemented using the WP Project Manager&#8217;s ReST API, so it&#8217;s also an example of how to use the API for your own custom UI elements.
To insert a task table into a page of your site, use the shortcode: [tnado_mytasks]
The following arguments are available:
<ul>
<li>select=&#8217;all|completed|late|open&#8217; &#8212; which tasks to display in the table (default=open).</li>
<li>buttons=&#8217;true|false&#8217; &#8212; (default true) whether to display complete and reopen buttons.</li>
<li>confirm=&#8217;true|false&#8217; &#8212; (default true) whether to prompt user for confirmation when they click a complete or reopen button.</li>
<li>limit=(number) &#8212; how many rows to display, -1 (default) for no limit. There&#8217;s no paging here &#8212; you can just limit the number of rows displayed. Suggest displaying two tables &#8212; one with all open items, one with a limited number of completed ones.</li>
<li>class=(class name) &#8212; CSS style to apply to containing div, default none.</li>
</ul>
The elements are tagged as follows:
<ul>
<li>id=&#8217;tnado_mytasks&#8217; for the containing div.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_task_table&#8217; for the table element.</li>
<li>th elements are used for the table heading row</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_task&#8217; for a tr element displaying a task that&#8217;s open but not overdue.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_task tnado_completed&#8217; on the tr element if the task has status &#8216;closed&#8217;.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_task tnado_overdue&#8217; on the tr element if the task is open and past its due date.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_taskname&#8217; on the td element containing the task name/link.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_projname&#8217; on the td element containing the project name/link.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_due_date&#8217; on the td containing the due date.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_buttoncell&#8217; on the td containing the due date.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_button tnado_mytasks_reopen&#8217; on the input element for the &#8220;reopen&#8221; button.</li>
<li>class=&#8217;tnado_mytasks_button tnado_mytasks_complete&#8217; on the input element for the &#8220;reopen&#8221; button.</li>
</ul>
Not all of these styles are defined in the plugin&#8217;s stylesheet &#8212; some are used just to let you style the table easily with custom CSS if you don&#8217;t like your theme&#8217;s default presentation. Please note a table can be made responsive with CSS, if that&#8217;s a concern.
<h3>Donations</h3>
This work is entirely donation-supported. If you find this tool useful (even if only as an example of how to write your own code using the ReST API), please <a href="https://torknado.com/donate" rel="nofollow ugc">consider donating</a>.

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