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# Installation

### Download

The most recent version of the Wordpress plugin is at <https://storage.googleapis.com/assets.talque.com/plugin/wp/talque-view-LATEST.zip>

### Upload plugin

Installation of the plugin is the same as with other Wordpress plugins, just go to WP admin → Plugins → Add New and then click on the **Upload Plugin** button. After the upload is finished click on **Activate** to enable the plugin.

### Configuration

Once the talque view plugin is activated, a new *Talque* menu point is added to the WP admin panel. There, you have to tell the plugin which event you want to be shown. In detail, the settings are&#x20;

* **Organization ID**: This is unique to your event. Setting it determines which data pool of speakers/lectures/... to display.
* **View ID**: This determines the styling and default values for filters. Usually you only have a unique view ID, but you can have e.g. two web pages that display a different subset of your lectures, and with a different design.
* **Backend**: should be PROD except for testing.&#x20;

We will give you both the organization and view ID for your event.


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