To those upgrading today, I’ve got some really bad luck with the WordPress SVN this year… The plugin repo shows 4.0rc2 as the latest public update, yet everything is set up to show 3.0.98. As a result, people are downloading RC2 and it’s not fully tested. We’re trying to get

This update adds a couple of neat little additions and changes, as well as fixing all known bugs. Download Events Manager RC2 Updates the ical feed is now ‘officially’ working. To access the ical feed, visit yoursite.com/events.ics, this has been tested with google calendar, outlook and thunderbird did you previously

The latest iteration of Events Manager is pretty stable now and is ready to be considered as a release candidate. This latest set of changes to the beta brings some more highly demanded features: Major Improvements Global event tables and extra Multi-Site options. You can now centralize all your blog

Another commit to the repo marks another milestone in the progress of the beta. On top of some planned major code rework, I decided to slot in some much in demand features:

The wordpress svn trunk has just been updated with the latest beta version. Quite a few improvements since the last version. Aside from random bugfixes, here’s some major improvements:

If you updated Events Manager to version 3.0.96 over the last 12 hours or so, you may have noticed a few drastic changes, which were not meant to happen.

It’s been a few months that I’ve been asking translators not to start translating the POT files just yet. This was more for their sakes as the beta rewrites big parts of the plugin and inevitably translations done today could be depreciated tomorrow. Well, whilst some small changes are still inevitable, the

It’s way overdue, but I trust in the long run it’ll be worth it! There’s a ton of new features in this beta, and there’s still lots to come, and you can check out all the details here Looking forward to your thoughts!

This is just a quick note to explain the current progress of Events Manager. I’m pretty close to a release candidate that’ll incorporate some pretty cool features. Some of these include: SEO-Friendly Permalinks Ticketing, with functionality to charge for bookings Advanced booking management, and integration with WordPress’ user management system

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