WordPress 5.0 is an important update and is going to be released today, as announced by Matt Mullenweg on Tuesday. We would like to clarify our position on the new update along with the Gutenberg editor. In short, we are not discouraging you from updating to WordPress 5.0, however when editing

This latest release mainly addresses the recent price changes from Google, which is something we’ve been working on over the past few weeks since their announcement and we have also issued a separate more detailed announcement about today’s update including links to new documentation arising from these changes. Below is

Events Manager 5.9.5 and Events Manager Pro 2.6.4 were released to address the new Maps API price changes by Google. This blog post get into the what and why: Let’s start by saying that we’re fans of Google. They’ve provided lots of valuable services to us all, most of them

Today’s release is a maintenance release following up last month’s release, which contained various privacy-related features for the European GDPR laws that came into force. Both updates fix a few issues that arose from consent boxes and different contexts where events, locations and bookings are submitted/edited. We’ve also ensured that

We have just released Events Manager 5.9.3 and Pro 2.6.3. The main aim of these releases is to integrate with the new privacy tools included in last weeks’ WordPress 4.9.6 release. As we announced a few weeks ago, we’ve been aware of the upcoming GDPR laws for some time now,

We’d like to make an announcement regarding the upcoming GDPR deadlines and how we’re preparing for it. Update May 22nd 2018:  We expect to release an update today tomorrow, and whilst we’re cutting it pretty close, as it’s now taking its final shape the work involved to get ‘compliant’ will

We have made some additional fixes to 2.6.2 which was released a few hours ago, due to further unannounced changes by authorize.net to their platform which is causing online payments to fail when using their gateway with Events Manager Pro. We’ve reached out to authorize.net in the hopes that they

We’ve pushed out an urgent update today for the Pro plugin, which specifically updates an SSL certificate within our plugin that is causing issues with booking events and paying with Authorize.net. This is a required update for anyone using Authorize.net for payments. However, for those with expired licenses who do

This is a maintenance release that mainly fixes some timezone issues revolving around PHP 5.2 and also manual offsets. Events Manager 5.9.2 Changelog fixed some instances where PHP 5.2 outputs incorrect times due to other plugins changing server timezones fixed scope issues with PHP 5.2 when calculating start/end of month

We released Events Manager 5.9 three days ago, which introduced Timezone support as a new feature. This was a pretty big shift under the hood with regards to how we calculate times. Whilst we’ve had beta versions of this new feature since late last year, it’s pretty much impossible to