Event Tickets Plus

  Summary Maintenance Release Event Tickets 5.0.1 includes a couple of minor fixes, one of which helps prevent WooCommerce conflicts from happening with some payment gateways. 📥 Installation   This is a minor release that should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development…

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  Summary Feature Release Event Tickets Plus 5.0 features revamped Attendee Registration fields for RSVPs and fixes compatibility issues with WordPress 5.5. The new UI for registration fields is available as an opt-in feature and is backwards compatible with previous versions. 📥 Installation A number of template files have been updated in this release. Please…

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Howdy friends! We have a new release focusing on a handle of fixes and updates that detect which e-commerce providers are active. This is a minor release that should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development environment before installing this on your live site,…

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Hey friends, we have a minor update for Event Tickets Plus that’s available to install on your WordPress site. Even though this is a super minor update, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development environment before installing this on your live site, as you would with any other WordPress update. Here’s…

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Hey, we’re stoked to announce support for Event Tickets Plus shortcodes and additional attendee information fields! Even though the features in here are exciting, this is still considered a minor release that should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development environment before installing this…

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Howdy friends! We have a new release focusing on translations and more work on the Public Attendees API. Specifically, you’ll also notice a minor change to our Who’s Attending feature and the Public Attendees API security prompt. If the Who’s Attending feature is not displayed on a published event, users will be promoted to opt-out…

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We are focusing on Shared Capacity settings in today’s Event Tickets release. Here’s the key update you need to know: Users are now limited to 100 tickets (and RSVPs) in a single purchase. We put this in place both to protect you from ticket re-sales and your customers from making inadvertently high orders. Still need…

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Hey folks! Today’s update fixes the Attendee Information radio buttons and improves calculations around shared ticket capacity. This is a minor release that should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development environment before installing this on your live site, as…

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Howdy!  Today’s release of Event Tickets Plus 4.11.2 brings support for ticket sales pricing for WooCommerce users, fixing the default end-date for ticket sales, and plenty more. This is a minor release that should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development environment before installing this…

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Hey folks! We’re releasing a quick update for you that’s available now. Some users discovered that tickets were increasing in increments of two instead of one when adding them to an order. We fixed that up and removed duplicate scripts in the process to prevent conflicts between Tribe Commerce and WooCommerce. This is a minor…

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So, we have this little app for Event Tickets Plus. Well, not a little app but it’s something we released last year to help ticket sellers like yourself check people in at the door for an event. We call it (creatively) Event Tickets Plus App. You may be able to guess what this handy app…

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Hey folks! We’ve got another important update for you this week. Today’s update focuses on WooCommerce compatibility and faster performance. In most cases, you will be able to take advantage of automated updates directly in WordPress, but if that’s unavailable for some reason, you can download the plugins from the downloads page in your account,…

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