This update is mainly fixing a few bugs that have cropped up. Alongside this, there’s been a few solutions upgrade woes due to errors in certain themes and in some cases, WordPress itself! Fixing a theme-caused catchable error warning Updating with capitalized database table names 5.0.3 Searching from/to without one

If when upgrading you get an error similar to this when visiting a single event or location page: Catchable fatal error: Object of class WP_Error could not be converted to string in….. There’s a good chance this applies to you. A few users have had this issue and in all

I’ve just discovered a potential bug in WordPress that may prevent some users from upgrading properly from version 4 to 5. Who This Affects If your database table names contain any capitals then chances are this affects you. If not, or if your events are showing up fine in the

The long-awaited and somewhat overdue version 5 of Events Manager is officially here! The major change in the plugin is that Events and Locations are now custom post types, which now multiplies the possibilities available to users and developers alike when making events work your way. Upgrade Instructions A little

This is the first (and maybe only?) Release Candidate of Version 5, meaning this is where we stop making changes and focus on the process of documenting this new plugin. If you know your way around WordPress and Events Manager, now would be a good time to start upgrading. Whilst

Beta 3 marks the end of changes with regards to migrating older versions of Events Manager to version 5. This also means we’re nearing the end of our Beta stage and a stable release is just around the corner! Aside from having quite a few improvements and bugfixes, beta 3

It’s been a hectic couple of weeks! This second beta offers some massive improvements on the last beta, as well as some new features here and there. This is very close to the end result, bar a few minor bugs, and we expect to release a release candidate early next

A few bugs were reported/discovered over the past day since the update to 4.304… they weren’t around for long! Here’s a breakdown of the changes: fixed my-bookings.php template for pagination errors fixed duplicate tickets produced in buddypress editor removed console.log from js fixed owner=0 when admins create ownerless events fixed

It’s been a long time coming! Whilst there’s still various things to do, it’s time to start releasing some previews. A very brief explanation about the changes (much more to come): Migrations from version 4 is possible (although untested in MultiSite mode), it should just automatically migrate when you first

Let’s start with the exciting stuff first :), a beta should be ready for the public later today (evening CET time), one minor bugfix left, so keep your eye on our blog, twitter or FB page for a post about that! Now, onto the update. Pro users should make sure