Hey everyone! After we launched the 3.5 updates to our entire plugin suite last week, we had some reports from users of a few problems that slipped through our QA process. These were significant enough issues that we wanted to patch them now instead of wait for April’s maintenance build, so we just pushed out…
Hey, it’s time for another round of maintenance builds! After skipping over February’s maintenance build — we had our team retreat at the start of the month, followed by a number of team vacations + outages — we’ve spent the past month developing a badass new batch of updates to the codebase and are stoked…
Hi folks: just a heads up that we’ve pushed out a WooCommerce Tickets 3.4.1 update, which is meant as a hotfix to address the incompatibilities with WooCommerce 2.1 detailed in this support thread. We also incorporated a handful of new translation files provided by community members while we’re at it. Specific changes: Compatibility fixes for…
Happy New Year! Though it’s been January for a few weeks yet, today marks our first official round of plugin releases in 2014. We’re stoked at the release we’ve put together this month — which include updates for every plugin in our stable — and hope you find value in it too. If you’re ready,…
As we close out 2013, we have a lot to be thankful for…not the least of which is you fine folks in the community. To try and make sure we end the year on as high a note as possible, we’ve just released the latest maintenance build for the majority of our products — the…
Today marked the release of the latest plugin to join our tickets framework: Shopp Tickets! As you might expect by the name, Shopp Tickets harnesses the power of the Shopp e-commerce plugin to add frontend ticket sales to your events. Shopp, which just recently made it’s debut on the WordPress.org repo, is a killer plugin…
Well folks, the year is winding down and as you all get into the habit of putting on a sweater with your morning coffee and loosening your belts for the inevitable flood of seasonal culinary delights, we’ve got a surprise: our monthly maintenance release for November 2013. Any second now you’ll be noticing update prompts…
Have you ever wondered how people determine the notation for different versions of their products? It can be frustrating if you don’t understand this process and even more so when companies do it differently. For example, WordPress doesn’t follow the guidelines that we do, so 3.7 for them means something completely different than what it…
Today we’ve released the latest maintenance build for The Events Calendar and its stable of premium add-ons. Given the magnitude of the updates (particularly for Community Events), and in keeping consistent with semantic versioning, we’ve bumped all plugin version numbers to 3.1. This means — as of today — there are 3.1 releases available for:…
Last week we released a small set of updates to address bugs that impacted The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO and WooCommerce Tickets. Here’s what came out in our August 1 release: The Events Calendar 3.0.3 Events Calendar PRO 3.0.5 WooCommerce Tickets 3.0.2 The Events Calendar 3.0.3 Changed some SQL that could trigger a MySQL…
While we still haven’t “officially” announced the 3.0 releases, many folks have seen the upgrade prompts and have initiated anyway. So this may be the hardest “soft launch” in the history of soft launches. But since the cat is out of the bag and we’ve released a couple small maintenance builds already, I did want…
We just pushed an update to our Facebook Events add-on, and you’ll want to update to the 1.0.5 release whenever possible. It is mostly bug fixes, addressing a number of changes or inconsistencies with the Facebook API that have been reported at the forums. These include a couple fairly significant adjustments to the handling of time…
We’ve just released an update to our WooTickets add-on, and users should expect to begin seeing update prompts for the 1.0.1 release over the next 24 hours. This release is mostly bug fixes, with a couple minor features and some new translation files thrown in too. Our goal here was to both ensure things play…
Normally we publish a separate release post for each plugin, to cover the specific breakdown of what features/bug fixes were included that round. But this month’s release is a bit different in the sense that the three plugins mentioned in the title of this post (Eventbrite Tickets 1.0.5, Community Events 1.0.5 and Facebook Events 1.0.4)…
Though we hadn’t planned another 2.0.x update before releasing The Events Calendar 3.0, a couple critical matters came to our attention this week that required it, and as of this afternoon we’ve released The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO 2.0.11. This is a relatively small update, but covers a couple of important issues: First, and most…