Update: We’re releasing some quick-fix stable updates over these few days due to some minor bugs with one line fixes. Whilst already described in the plugin readme.txt changeset, a summary of changes will be made in our post about the 5.1.9 release. The new WordPress 3.4 update caused a few

It’s been just over a month since we’ve released an update. We’ve been pretty hard at work on various things at once, and some exciting things should start coming through over the coming weeks and months. Here’s a small teaser ;) FullCalendar will soon be on WordPress.org One major thing

Aside from a few bugfixes, this release is mainly geared towards making sure TimThumb is up to date. Whilst we never started using the script until AFTER the vulnerability scare and fix had happened, we are now on the latest and greatest version 2.8.10 Strangely enough, the SVN is having

New Features Use #_EVENTCATEGORIESIMAGES, which will show the images of the categories an event belongs to Added yearly recurrences to the recurrence manager Added a cut-off date for bookings, so bookings can take place past event start dates Added #_CONTACTMETA placeholder, this works with Free or Pro, where you can

A few users experienced a few issues with the recent update which is causing some confusion, so we’ve released an interim update which fixes these details. Here’s a list of what’s changed: fixed WP rewrite issue when assigned events page slug = events slug fixed minimum ticket price placeholder problems

This has been an interesting update, because aside from a set of new useful features, we’ve also managed to make some great improvements to the plugin stability. New Features Here’s a breakdown of what’s in the new updates: New Pro Features Let’s start with showing off the pro features, because

Here’s a breakdown of the recent updates to the plugin. These are mostly minor updates, although if you have Pro running and are using captchas in your custom registration forms it’s crucial you upgrade. Changes to 5.1.3 added is_past and is_future conditional placeholders for events corrected conditional regex pattern to

We’ve been working hard at future-proofing the plugin for further features we have planned. One part that required a major overhaul was the way Gateways worked and how they incorporated with the Free plugin. We’ve simplified both sides and have made it very easy for developers to add their own custom gateways.

We’ve been a little slow to update the blog with our latest changes this time round, consequently we missed the 5.1 update due to some quick yet necessary updates to 5.1.2. A lot has gone into the 5.1.x update, much of it being under the hood. However,  we’re now getting

Along with fixing various small bugs here and there, this update is a sign of things to come. You’ll notice a few improvements, but the main change this version is the unification of booking and transaction tables into single tables (one for each). For bookings you can filter bookings by