The Events Calendar and The Events Calendar PRO 3.11.1 is hot off the presses. This is a secondary release that addresses a few bugs that were caught after the 3.11 launch last week. Be sure to check the release notes from 3.11 if you haven’t updated already and a reminder to also be aware of…
We are happy to say that version 3.11 of The Events Calendar and all add-ons is now available for download. Having just released 3.10 in June, we’re stoked to be sending new features and fixes your way and hope you enjoy the new goodies that await–including the all-new iCal Importer add-on! Please read on to…
Our upcoming launch of version 3.11 for The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO + all add-ons has been all about improving the quality of our plugins and that all of our plugins are seeing updates. As we were inspecting all the corners of our code for this release, we realized there are a number of changes to be…
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, 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!…
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 —…
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…
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…
It’s that time again…today we launched the 3.9 updates to our entire plugins suite! This release incorporates a handful of new features and addresses a number of bugs as we do some end-of-year housekeeping and set a strong groundwork for 2015. So next time you hit your dashboard, don’t be surprised if you see updates…
Hello again! It’s the end of September, which means it’s time for another release. Today marks the launch of our 3.8 codebase across the board. We’ve been working hard on this update through most of the summer and though there are a number of changes related to our code cleanup, along with some bug fixes,…
Hi folks! We’re happy to announce that we have finished our latest build! We are releasing version 3.7 for The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO, and all of our other add-ons except for Shopp Tickets, which had no changes this time. Before you jump in and start updating, be sure to read our blog post about the…
Hey everyone! We’ve been hard at work for the past month on our latest release, and finally have a finished product to share with you all: as of today, the 3.6 updates for our entire plugin suite have been deployed. While not as major an update as March’s 3.5 build, there is still a lot…
As of today, 3.6 updates have been launched for The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO and their stable of premium add-ons. While not as significant an overhaul of the codebase as we saw in the 3.5 release, there are a number of fairly major changes in this release that you’re going to want to be…
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…