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# Papa-Kind-Treff
Updated: 2026-08-04
Updated: 2026-08-05
Papa-Kind-Treff is a PHP-based platform for fathers focused on local events, appointments, and meetups, community exchange, and a protected member area.
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- community admin area for applications, reports, roles, and migrations
- location-based ordering for the newest events
- member area with left-side section navigation
- profile menu with `Profile`, `Children`, `Events`, `Community`, `Settings`
- profile menu with `Profile`, `Children`, `Events`, `Outings`, `Community`, `Settings`
- account emails and sensitive profile fields are stored encrypted application-side
- children can be created, edited, and deleted
- profile address supports encrypted street/house number, address search, browser import, and validation
- system section for site admins with maintenance and service toggles
- new data foundation prepared for a broader event, place, and listing system
- member area `Events` now supports three creation types: `Own Event`, `Place`, and `Other Event`
- own events now include category, optional image, explicit child suitability, optional capacity, and server-side validated address data
- places and other events now use adaptive forms with place lookup, browser address pickup, server-side address validation, flexible pricing rules, flexible opening/time slots, and image upload
- member area `Events` is now limited again to real own events and event participations
- own events now include category, optional image, explicit child suitability, optional capacity, and more direct map/address synchronization
- places and other events were moved for now into a separate member-area section `Outings`
- the member-area entry forms now follow a progressive approach: required fields first, optional data inside collapsible sections
- categories now use a search input with existing suggestions; new categories are created automatically and can be merged by site admins in the system area