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Extensibility is a key feature of The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO. That’s why we’re excited to announce event data is now accessible through the WordPress REST API. Update: Version 4.6 of The Events Calendar introduces full REST API support. See our guide: Introduction to The Events Calendar REST API Version 4.5 of The…
Today we’re happy to announce the seventh 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: Events…
Today we’re happy to announce the release of Event Tickets Plus 4.4.5 — this specifically addresses some compatibility issues that surfaced following the release of WooCommerce 3.0. Fix — Changes to support WooCommerce 3.0 Tweak — Raises the minimum supported version of WooCommerce to 2.2 Not Updated This Release The following plugins have not been…
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…
This past week, we crossed a new milestone for The Events Calendar – 500,000 active installs! As I was reviewing our stats on WordPress.org and thinking about our plugins in general, the number five kept showing up in different places: 5.5 million plugin downloads 5-star reviews – 1,155 5 widget shortcodes in Events Calendar PRO…
Today we’re happy to announce the fourth 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…
The Events Calendar does not have drag-and-drop or “page builder” type functionality, but this extension creates a useful variety of WordPress widget areas (a.k.a. sidebars) in strategic locations on the Events Archive views and on the Single Events page. Available Widget Areas This extension creates these new widget areas: TEC Above Calendar Widgets in this area…
Today we’re happy to announce the third 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…
Today we’re happy to announce the second 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. ⭐️ Notable Change: As noted in the Event Tickets Plus changelog below, this release of Event Tickets Plus introduces some…
Compared to Event Tickets’ RSVP reservations, where each ticket gets a unique ID, ticket purchases via Event Tickets Plus issue order numbers in a more formal way due to the integration with WooCommerce and/or Easy Digital Downloads (EDD). In an event’s Attendees Report, multiple tickets can share the same order number if they were purchased…
Note: As of Event Tickets Plus version 5.2.7, this extension is now included in the plugin. Event Tickets Plus includes a feature that allows you to add custom fields to the ticket order form. This can be super handy when it comes to collecting registration information for each attendee. By default, that information is displayed in the tickets email…
This is a quick update to the update (is that meta enough?!) we released moments ago. We discovered a breaking change in The Events Calendar 4.4.1 that caused a WordPress fatal error when custom stylesheets were being used with The Events Calendar. For those who may not be familiar with the concept, The Events Calendar allows…
Howdy folks! We’re stoked to say we have our very first round of maintenance releases for the 4.4 version of our plugins and it is available for you to update. We focused our time on squashing a number of high priority bugs. In particular, we received reports in our support forums about fatal errors and memory limit…
Community Events brings the experience of publishing an event in the WordPress admin to the front-end of a website, allowing visitors to submit their own events to the calendar. That includes all the same fields and information you would expect to find in the event editor, such as adding Organizers and Venues to the event. You…