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…
As some of you may be aware, there were a couple of bugs that emerged in Community Events & Events Calendar PRO with the release of WordPress 3.5 earlier this week. These issues impacted both the display of the backend events list and your frontend events/community submission form. Once these were reported to us, we…
Need Help? Check out the Events Calendar PRO FAQ. If that doesn’t do it, then head over to the support forum. Please don’t email via our contact form or comment below, it won’t get to the right people. On to The Latest Release Hi folks. I’m happy to report that Events Calendar Pro 1.3.2 is…
Update: I am extremely excited by the initial feedback we received on our alpha build. Users were thrilled and had great ideas for changes. All in all, we are tightening up WordPress with Eventbrite. Simplification of the import process, two way syncing, credit card options and more. We also received a nice clear list of…
We have just released the 1.1 update to the WordPress premium Events Calendar plugin. For those of you who haven’t checked it out: The Events Calendar Premium plugin for WordPress enables you to rapidly create and manage events using the custom post editor. Features include Google Maps integration, iCal support as well as default templates…