Good afternoon, friends and foes alike (but hopefully mostly friends)! We’re gearing up to release version 3.11 of The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO + all add-ons. As of earlier today, Release Candidate versions of the entire plugin suite are available here on TheEventsCalendar.com. We got good feedback after our first attempt at sharing Release…
Good afternoon, folks! As we wind down another Thursday, I wanted to share an update on a release we just pushed: Eventbrite Tickets 3.10.2 is officially live and ready for public consumption. Though only changing one line of code, this release addresses a potential XSS vulnerability impacting the Event Import page, which was brought to our attention earlier today…
Good afternoon! It’s been just about two weeks since we launched the major 3.10 updates to The Events Calendar + all add-ons. We’ve been thrilled at all the positive feedback received from the community during this period about the new releases, and are already hard at work on 3.11. I know what you’re thinking…but don’t worry! You…
Howdy everyone! We just released a small, but important update to Eventbrite Tickets that you should definitely know about. The latest release — Eventbrite Tickets 3.10.1 — includes a significant update that addresses a recent change to the Eventbrite API. Why is this important for you? The existing Eventbrite API used by Eventbrite Tickets has been…
Good afternoon, friends! If you’ve been following us these past few months, you’ll notice we haven’t been releasing updates to the plugin suite as often as previously. Though we’ve pushed out plenty of small maintenance builds, we haven’t seen a “big” release since launching version 3.9 back at the start of December. That’s nearly six months!…
For those folks who may not have seen it in our latest email newsletter, we’ve made release candidate code for the forthcoming version 3.10 available to the public! This is a big update. To make sure you have plenty of time to prepare for the update and to alter your customizations as needed, we’re providing…
Our upcoming launch of version 3.10 for The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO + all add-ons is a big release: all of our plugins are seeing updates, and there were more tickets in this release cycle than we’ve had in a very long time. As a result, there are a number of changes — more than usual —…
After updating to The Events Calendar 3.10 you might see some PHP Notices mentioning a deprecated file. While it is easy to conclude that these are scary errors, they are actually just helpful alerts (notices) for PHP developers who write themes and plugins. If you are not a developer you can usually just hide them…
Happy Thursday, folks! We’re continuing to release updates to Eventbrite Tickets following the API switchover that took place in last month’s version 3.9.3. We’ve received some great feedback from the community regarding the new API and have had a few bugs reported to us as a result. The latest release – Eventbrite Tickets 3.9.6 –…
Hey again folks! As you may have seen, we recently overhauled our Eventbrite Tickets plugin to use the latest and greatest API offered from Eventbrite; as a result, a substantial amount of underlying architecture in the plugin changed when we shipped 3.9.3 at the end of April. After reports of some conflicts with earlier builds…
Hot on the heels of our Eventbrite Tickets 3.9.3 release yesterday, we’ve just pushed another small update to the plugin — version 3.9.4 — which addresses a bug impacting users running older versions of PHP (5.3 and earlier). There are also a few minor bug fixes emerging from that tweak addressed here as well. Eventbrite Tickets…
Today we released Eventbrite Tickets 3.9.3 and Facebook Events 3.9.4! These releases don’t have a ton of frontend implications, but were rather substantial under-the-hood overhauls: Eventbrite Tickets is now using version 3.0 of the Eventbrite API (earlier builds were using API v1!), and Facebook Events has been updated to use Facebook API Graph v2.2. Both updates…
Hey everyone! Hot on the heels of the security updates we released earlier this week aimed to address a possible XSS exploit (news that you’ll see has been taking the WordPress community by storm in recent days), we’ve just pushed The Events Calendar 3.9.3. While we hate to make you update twice in one week…this small…
New versions of some of our plugins shipped today. If you’re active in the WordPress community, I’m sure that you saw a lot of conversation around add_query_arg() in the last 24 hours. An ambiguous Codex article resulted in many plugins being susceptible to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. It’s important that you update your copy of any…
Good afternoon! We had a handful of small maintenance releases go out the door today, and wanted to make sure you were aware of them. We received reports of bugs over the past week with three of our plugins – Events Calendar PRO, Facebook Events + EDD Tickets. Our fixes passed QA today and were released…