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This extension is needed in order to successfully migrate The Events Calendar and/or Event Tickets data from one WordPress site to another. This is the glue between The Events Calendar/Event Tickets and WP All Import Pro (premium). Compatibility Currently, this add-on supports the following calendar and ticket data to be migrated: The add-on currently DOES…
Summary Feature Release Big deal! You can now manually add and edit attendees directly from the Attendees Report screen, even assigning them specific tickets and RSVPs, and editing custom registration field information. As with any WordPress update, you’ll want to take care when installing this latest release. Be sure to backup your database and files…
Summary Feature Release There’s now a way to work programmatically with event attendees and ticket orders. This opens up a slew of new possibilities, like adding and updating event attendees, or fetching orders — from any Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus e-commerce provider — with a simple function. As with any WordPress update, you’ll…
Our Event Aggregator service allows you to import events from different sources such as Google Calendar, Eventbrite, Meetup, etc. This is a great way to keep your calendar up to date with events from these sources. The “Additional Options” extension for Event Aggregator adda extra options and settings that you can utilize to customize the…
The Events Calendar makes creating events for your WordPress calendar a cinch. But this extension makes it even easier by introducing an efficient step-by-step process for creating new events that we call the Event Wizard. Requirements The Events Calendar is required to use this extension. You can also use Event Tickets alongside The Events Calendar…
👋 This extension is only compatible with the classic WordPress editor. The block editor is unsupported. This extension lets you add fields to the ticket form when creating new tickets. Here’s what we mean: Why would you need this? Let’s say you want to show a link to the event’s video stream. This will let…
On Thursday, we released a new version of Eventbrite Tickets that includes a new default post status for imported events. The previous WordPress post statuses available when running Eventbrite imports were Published, Draft, or Pending Review. Going forward, Draft, Pending Review, and the new (do not override) statuses will be available in your Import Settings. Now about the Published setting–we’ll get to that…
You might want to have custom meta fields for your events, but don’t want them visible to the general public. This extension gives you that option for each of your additional fields, on each event. You can toggle it on or off at any time with a simple checkbox. Community Events If you are a…
Want to disallow users creating events that started in the past?! This extension is for you! With this extension activated, your users will not be able to pick a day in the past. It works for existing and new events and in both wp-admin and the Community Events event add/edit form (if applicable). Via a filter (see below),…
Activating this extension will replace The Events Calendar‘s Day View with a Schedule Day View (affectionately sometimes also called Conference Day View). Schedule Day View is a minimalistic view with a focus on answering the question “Which events are happening right now?” Answering this question quickly is very useful for those attending a conference, convention, or other function…
👋 This extension is compatible with our legacy emails, and we are no longer maintaining it. We have released Wallet Plus, a new add-on to manage digital tickets like PDFs and Apple Wallet passes. ℹ️ This extension does not support: → Tickets Commerce with PayPal or Stripe → The new Event Tickets Emails functionality, introduced…
Our Community Events add-on for The Events Calendar allows your front-end site visitors to create new Events, Organizers, and Venues. The Community Events form received a significant redesign as of version 4.5 in June 2017. One of the things that changed was the removal of the “Show Google Maps” and “Show Google Maps Link” checkboxes when creating a…
WordPress plugins and themes are often customizable with functions called “hooks”. There are two types of hooks: actions and filters. If you’re not familiar with actions and filters, then definitely spend some time learning the basics. The WordPress Codex has an in-depth introduction to them here, and Treehouse has a great overview here, for example.…
The Events Calendar and its suite of add-ons use a single function to generate content excerpts: tribe_events_get_the_excerpt(). There’s long been no way to alter the content that this function generates, but in version 4.2 of The Events Calendar, we introduced a filter to make it easy to add things to, remove things from, or otherwise…
If you’ve seen our release notes for the 3.9 updates, you’ll know that a fair number of changes were made in this latest round of updates to Modern Tribe’s The Events Calendar plugin suite. But we also wanted to put this post out — as we’ve been doing the past few releases — to showcase…