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We’re pleased to announce that Event Tickets 4.8.2.1 is now available. In most cases you will be able to take advantage of automated updates, but if those are unavailable for any reason you can download the plugins from your downloads page then update manually. Event Tickets 4.8.2.1 Fix – Prevent fataling when upgrading Event Tickets…
Ticket and RSVP blocks have arrived in Events Gutenberg 0.3.0-alpha! The new version of the extension is out in the wild and ready for you to experience ticketing events in the block editor today. This version is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.24.1 or higher Gutenberg: Version 3.9.0 Get the Extension If this is your…
The Events Calendar 4.6.24.1 is here, providing support for a new extension that provides a workaround to Facebook’s API restrictions. Event Aggregator users will be able to grab this extension and starting importing some events from Facebook, just like the good old days! Get the Extension Facebook Imports Are Back While Facebook’s API restrictions are still the…
This post was updated on July 16, 2020. Event metrics can help you justify your event strategy, evaluate ROI, and determine the ultimate success of your event goals and objectives. Crunching the numbers may not be quite as fun as hosting the event, but using the data is incredibly useful—and it’s easier than you think!…
Welcome to maintenance release number 14 of 2018! If this is your first time getting an update from us, maintenance releases are smaller updates between major releases, and are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small (but meaningful!) improvements. We always recommend using a staging site to test these changes before updating on a…
We are pleased to announce that Events Gutenberg 0.2.9-alpha is out! This version is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.23 or higher Gutenberg: Version 3.8.0 Get the Extension Events Gutenberg 0.2.9-alpha Changelog Fix – Prevent empty diff on new event creation, allowing Meta to be saved Fix – Prevent generation of empty classic blocks…
We are pleased to announce that Events Gutenberg 0.2.8-alpha is out. If this is your first time getting your hands on Gutenberg, Prepare yourself for the New WordPress Block Editor. This version is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.23 or higher Gutenberg: Version 3.8.0 See all of the changes included in this release below:…
The new Gutenberg editing experience for WordPress can’t come soon enough for writers, bloggers, and marketers that create content on a regular basis. Later this year, WordPress 5.0 will be arriving with an all-new block editor that takes advantage of the best the modern web has to offer. The project, codename “Gutenberg,” represents a huge…
Our latest episode in the new Support Team webinar series is here! Using WooCommerce extensions to sell tickets on your site? They can help you bundle tickets with other products or set up dynamic pricing! Join us for a demo of the additional features these extensions can provide and some tips for integrating them into…
Welcome to maintenance release number 13 of 2018! If this is your first time getting an update from us, maintenance releases are smaller updates between major releases, and are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small (but meaningful!) improvements. We always recommend using a staging site to test these changes before updating on a…
The new WordPress block editor is on its way, and although it won’t officially be available until WordPress 5.0 is released, the Gutenberg plugin is available for you to start testing right now. Your Step-by-Step Checklist If you haven’t started testing the new block editor yet, this step-by-step checklist will help you get your site…
Securing your site against potential hackers is super important these days. Although the rewards of investing in site security are not always obvious—if you do things right, you won’t see any visible effects because you won’t get hacked and you won’t have to spend dozens or hundreds of hours repairing the impacts of identity theft,…