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Forklift Checker

Track forklift equipment checks with multiple providers. Add check tasks for each provider and mark them as OK or Not OK with issue descriptions.

by Marie Apellanes · github.com/dackzui/forklift-checker

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Install

Download source zip No release zip yet

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Install straight from GitHub with WP-CLI:

wp plugin install https://github.com/dackzui/forklift-checker/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
No built-in updater. New versions won't appear under Dashboard → Updates. Install new releases yourself, or let Git Updater track the repository.
Readme github.com/dackzui/forklift-checker ↗

Forklift Checker Plugin

A WordPress plugin for tracking forklift equipment checks with multiple providers. Add check tasks for each provider and mark them as OK or Not OK with issue descriptions.

Features

  • Multiple Equipment Providers: Add 2 or more different equipment providers
  • Custom Check Tasks: Add specific tasks to check for each provider
  • OK/Not OK Status: Mark each task as OK or Not OK
  • Issue Descriptions: Required description field when marking items as Not OK
  • Date-Based Tracking: Track checks by date
  • User Tracking: Record who performed each check
  • Frontend Shortcode: Display the checker on any page with Elementor or shortcodes

Installation

  1. Upload the forklift-checker folder to /wp-content/plugins/
  2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
  3. The database tables will be created automatically

Usage

Admin Setup (Administrators Only)

  1. Add Equipment Providers

    • Go to Forklift Checker → Providers
    • Click "Add Provider" and enter provider name and description
    • Click "Add Provider"

  2. Add Check Tasks

    • Go to Forklift Checker → Tasks
    • Select a provider from the dropdown
    • Add check tasks with names, descriptions, and display order
    • Mark tasks as active/inactive

Performing Checks

Option 1: Admin Panel

  • Go to Forklift Checker → Perform Check
  • Select provider and date
  • Mark each task as OK or Not OK
  • Add issue descriptions for Not OK items
  • Click "Save Check"

Option 2: Frontend Shortcode

  • Use the shortcode on any page or post
  • Users can perform checks directly from the frontend

Shortcodes

Basic Usage

[forklift_checker]

With Parameters

[forklift_checker provider_id="1" check_date="2024-01-15"]

Parameters

Parameter Default Description
provider_id 0 Pre-select a specific provider (0 = show selector)
check_date Today Pre-select a specific date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
show_provider_selector yes Show/hide provider dropdown (yes/no)
show_date_selector yes Show/hide date picker (yes/no)

Examples

Basic checker with selectors:

[forklift_checker]

Pre-selected provider and date:

[forklift_checker provider_id="1" check_date="2024-01-15"]

Fixed provider, show date selector:

[forklift_checker provider_id="1" show_provider_selector="no"]

Fixed date, show provider selector:

[forklift_checker check_date="2024-01-15" show_date_selector="no"]

Using in Elementor

  1. Add a Shortcode widget to your page
  2. Enter the shortcode: [forklift_checker]
  3. Or use parameters: [forklift_checker provider_id="1"]
  4. Publish the page

Users can now perform forklift checks directly from your Elementor page!

Requirements

  • WordPress 5.0 or higher
  • PHP 7.0 or higher
  • Users must be logged in to perform checks

Support

For issues or questions, contact the plugin author.

Version: 1.0.0
Author: Marie Apellanes