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Summary Maintenance Release This latest version of The Events Calendar rebuilds event-related metadata to fix a number of migration preview failures. As always, we recommend testing updates on a staging site first, but it should all be smooth sailing. ✨ New New features included in this release: We’ve added some helpful knowledgebase article links…
Generating fresh video content for your users is essential to keeping them engaged with your brand. Lots of popular options like YouTube Live and Instagram Stories allow you to connect with followers in real-time. Even better, you can add Facebook Live directly to your WordPress site so that users can find out about your event…
Are people visiting your site but not always completing the ticket checkout process? Your site should lead customers to the finish line, but for some reason, they don’t always arrive. Even if you’re using Event Tickets Plus along with WooCommerce to sell tickets for your events, sometimes the default checkout page can be confusing, causing…
If you’re reading this post, chances are you create WordPress sites for clients. In some cases, your client might be looking for a website that includes an events calendar. Luckily, you don’t need to start from scratch; it’s easy to add a calendar to a client site with the help of The Events Calendar. But…
When it comes to choosing a WordPress events calendar plugin, there are a lot of options out there. Finding the best one to meet your needs might seem daunting at first, so we created a little “roadmap” to break down the process for you. Finding the Best WordPress Events Calendar Plugin Calendar plugins are one of…
We’re happy to announce our last scheduled release of 2019! Last week, we rolled out Event Tickets 4.11. This week we are making a few improvements that impact ticket quantity calculations and functionality. Before we jump into the changelogs, it’s worth mentioning that this round of updates is a Maintenance Release. In other words, this…
Hey there! We just shipped a quick maintenance release for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro and it features improvements to make our plugins more compatible with WordPress 5.3. Before we jump into the changelogs, it’s worth mentioning that this round of updates is a Maintenance Release. In other words, this is a smaller update…
There’s a possible change coming to the way Meetup handles tickets for events. There’s no impact to The Events Calendar, but the updates may be an opportunity for you to create a profitable event marketplace.
Halò! We’ve polished up Attendee Information and Reports for your sites in this week’s release. Before we jump into the changelogs, it’s worth mentioning that this round of updates is a Maintenance Release. In other words, this is a smaller update between major updates and is mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small but meaningful…
We’ve got a slew of new updates for you on a few of our plugins. We’re talking bug fixes, refinements, and several new hooks that make things more functional and flexible than before in this round of updates. Before we dig into the specific changes, just a reminder that Maintenance Releases are smaller updates between…
Hey folks! We have new updates for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro that are ready to install! This release features fixes that ensure that your exported .ics files import into Outlook with ease (including the correct timezone) and that event data saves correctly when using the WordPress block editor for events. Plus, there…
Today’s Maintenance Release is focused on Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus. We’ve added several tooltips to the attendee reports in the admin to help explain how Event Tickets calculates availability. You’ll also find that a previous issue that prevented users from submitting the attendee registration form when it was embedded on a page using…
Today’s Maintenance Release is centered around Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus. We’ve polished up the attendee information fields when you create tickets in the ticket block editor. You’ll also find that you can now reorder tickets in the ticket block editor and changes will be visible on your published page. Maintenance Releases are smaller updates…
Today’s Maintenance Release focuses on The Events Calendar, Events Calendar Pro, Event Tickets, and Filter Bar. This release is full of “behind the scenes” tweaks that we implemented to improve how things work on the back end of our plugins and to keep your calendar running smoothly. Most notably, we made some major improvements to…
Today’s Maintenance Release focuses on Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus. Big news: you can now embed the Attendee Registration into a page on your site using the [tribe_attendee_registration] shortcode. Learn more on the Event Tickets Settings Overview. Maintenance Releases are smaller updates between major updates that are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and…