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Conference Manager is a WordPress plugin designed for academic societies and conference organizers. It provides end-to-end management of event registration, payments, and document generation.
Features:
Member management (import/export via CSV/Excel)
Event and session management
Registration forms with group (team) registration support
Bank transfer and Stripe credit card payment
Automatic invoice and receipt PDF generation
Participant list and MyPage (with Passkey/WebAuthn authentication)
AES-256-GCM encryption for personal data
Audit logging, rate limiting, and bot protection
Transactional email notifications (OTP, confirmations)
SNS share buttons (Twitter/X, Facebook, LINE)
Full Japanese / English localization
External Services
This plugin connects to the following external services.
Stripe Payments (optional)
When the site administrator configures Stripe API keys (Secret and Publishable) under Conference → Setup, and a participant chooses Stripe at checkout, the plugin:
Loads Stripe.js from https://js.stripe.com on the registration page.
Creates a PaymentIntent on Stripe’s servers via the Stripe PHP SDK.
Stripe Elements (an iframe hosted by Stripe) collects the card data directly; the card number never touches the WordPress server.
Optionally receives webhook callbacks from Stripe to confirm payment status.
What data is sent to Stripe:
Payment amount and currency.
Participant email address (for Stripe receipts).
Billing details if provided by the participant.
Registration ID and registration number as metadata.
When:
Only when a participant selects Stripe as the payment method and submits the registration form.
When Stripe sends a webhook back to the site (server-to-server callback).
Links:
Stripe Terms of Service: https://stripe.com/legal/ssa
Stripe Privacy Policy: https://stripe.com/privacy
IPAex Font Download (PDF generation)
To render Japanese text in PDF documents (invoice, receipt), the plugin needs the open-source IPAex Gothic and IPAex Mincho fonts. From the admin Dashboard you can install them with one click; the plugin then downloads the font files (one-time, per font). No user data is transmitted — it is a file download only. If the server cannot reach the download host, you can instead upload the .ttf files directly from the Dashboard (no external connection required).
Download host (mirror maintained by the plugin author): https://cs24.biz/conference/fonts/
Data sent: none (file download only)
The download URL can be overridden via the conf_manager_font_source_url filter.
Original font source / IPAex Font License (IPA, Information-technology Promotion Agency): https://moji.or.jp/ipafont/license/
Development / Building from source
The admin and public interfaces are built with React (JSX). The human-readable
source for the compiled, minified bundles build/admin-app.js and
build/public-app.js is shipped inside this plugin under the src/ directory:
src/admin/ — source for build/admin-app.js (admin dashboard app)
src/public/ — source for build/public-app.js (public registration / MyPage app)
Build toolchain: the project uses @wordpress/scripts
(a wrapper around webpack and Babel). The webpack configuration is included as
webpack.config.js, and all dependencies and build scripts are declared in
package.json (with package-lock.json for reproducible installs).
To rebuild the compiled assets from source:
Install Node.js 18+ and npm.
From the plugin directory, run npm install.
Run npm run build. This regenerates build/admin-app.js and
build/public-app.js (and their *.asset.php dependency manifests).
Use npm start for an unminified development watch build.
Third-party libraries bundled into the compiled JavaScript (all open source,
installed from the public npm registry and declared in package.json):
@stripe/react-stripe-js and @stripe/stripe-js — Stripe Elements payment UI (MIT)
html5-qrcode — QR code scanner used for participant check-in (Apache-2.0)
WordPress-provided packages (wp-element, wp-components, wp-api-fetch,
wp-i18n, react, react-jsx-runtime) are declared as externals and are NOT
bundled — they are loaded from WordPress core at runtime.
