Maintenance Release: The Events Calendar 4.4.5, Event Tickets 4.4.5, and Premium Add-ons

Updated

Today we’re happy to announce the fifth Maintenance Release of the 4.4 release cycle. Maintenance Releases are smaller updates between major updates that are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small but meaningful improvements.

To see all of the changes included this Maintenance Release, check out the changelogs for all updated plugins below:

The Events Calendar 4.4.5

  • Fix — Local changes to events should be preserved in accordance with the Event Import Authority setting
  • Fix — Correct the value for days of the week abbreviation (thanks @mmmmartin03 for the report)
  • Tweak — Enable the month view cache by default on new installations
  • Tweak — External links to Google maps changed from http to https (nice find by @bjf2000 – reported via the .org support page)
  • Tweak — Links to WordPress.org changed from http to https (ultimately this is also credited to @bjf2000’s find. Thanks!)

Events Calendar PRO 4.4.5

  • Fix — skeleton styles – adjusted to make Week and Photo views look OK with skeleton styles

Event Tickets 4.4.5

  • Fix —Improve handling of unlimited ticket stock (props: @jtsternberg)

Event Tickets Plus 4.4.4

  • Fix — Ensure additional attendee meta data is stored regardless of attendee record generation settings
  • Fix — Improve handling of unlimited ticket stock in relation to WooCommerce tickets

Community Events 4.4.3

  • Fix – Ensure the Google Map settings for submitted/edited events are saved as expected

Eventbrite Tickets 4.4.1

  • Tweak – Efficiency improvements to minimize impact of retrieving event costs from Eventbrite

Not Updated This Release

The following plugins have not been updated this release and will remain at the version numbers specified here:

  • Filter Bar 4.4
  • Community Tickets 4.4
  • Advanced Post Manager 4.4
  • GigPress 2.3.17
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Product Marketing Manager at The Events Calendar, living in New York, and delivers content in the blog, on the Knowledgebase, and on YouTube.

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