Event Tickets 5.0.1

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Summary

Maintenance Release

Event Tickets 5.0.1 resolves a number of bugs that improve attendee reporting, template overrides, and language translations.


📥 Installation

This is a minor release that should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in a development environment before installing this on your live site, as you would with any other WordPress update.

There are a few updates to template files in this release, so please check any custom development that may have been done in the plugin and consult the documentation before updating.


🐛 Fixes

The following fixes were made

  • Ensure the Attendees List title for the Attendees report is clean and not replicated on the page for the admin area and front-en views.
  • Use the_title filter when getting a list of post titles moving tickets.
  • Use the correct default date for initial Ticket start sale and end sale dates for Classic Editor.
  • Add the RSVP block ID which means it can be linked to directly with an anchor.
  • Prevent 301 redirects to the homepage while handling Tribe Commerce checkout process.
  • Use the correct file path for modal template overrides.
  • Use a more robust way of checking the validity of post IDs to account for a BuddyPress page having a Post ID of 0.
  • Remove a duplicate button_id from $args in the submit button modal template.
  • Ensure the required label for the ARI checkboxes is printed.
  • Prevent PHP errors in the tickets/view-link.php template in the automated testing suite.

⚙️ Developers

A new filter was introduced

tribe_tickets_attendees_show_view_title

Some templates were updated:

  • blocks/rsvp/status/going
  • blocks/rsvp/status/not-going
  • blocks/tickets/submit-button-modal
  • registration-js/attendees/fields/checkbox
  • tickets/view-link
  • v2/rsvp
  • v2/rsvp/actions/rsvp/going
  • v2/rsvp/actions/rsvp/not-going
  • v2/rsvp/details/attendance

🗣 Translations

We have added context to some of the strings and labels of the new RSVP block.

As a result, there’s more fine-grained control when it comes to translating the block.

  • 4 new strings
  • 53 updated strings
  • No fuzzied strings
  • 3 obsoleted strings
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