This latest update is a minor release which fixes various known bugs including a few introduced in v5.6 Events Manager 5.6.1 Changes fixed no arguments being passed onto em_get_post_meta_pre and em_get_post_pre fixed minor PHP warning when viewing settings in paged tab mode fixed em_event_save_pre and em_location_save_pre firing before the get_post

We’re happy to announce Events Manager 5.6 and Events Manager Pro 2.4 have been released today. This includes an important security update (Events Manager only), a large number of bug fixes, along with some very exciting improvements surrounding multi-lingual usage. It’s been quite a while since we’ve released an update.

Update – July 3 2015 : PayPal has made changes that seem to have fixed this. As a precaution, we’ve released a dev version 2.3.9.1 which implements the fix and can be downloaded automatically from your WordPress dashboard. Sometime around the start of July 2015 people have been experiencing issues

Yesterday evening we received an email from the WordPress.org plugins team, reporting that an XSS vulnerability in Events Manager has been reported to them. Consequently they have temporarily taken down Events Manager whilst we fixed the problem, to prevent further people downloading vulnerable code. These vulnerabilities are minor/moderate and only applies to

We’ve been investigating a serious security vulnerability over the past few days, which we’ve found to be present in Events Manager from version 4.0 onwards. We’ve released 5.5.6 which fixes this issue, as well as fixing this vulnerability in ALL affected versions on the wordpress.org repository to prevent anyone downloading

This latest update mainly fixes a few issues that arose from the latest update, as well as an improvement to how taxonomy search arguments can be built, allowing & to enforce an AND condition rather than the OR condition with commas * fixed booking cut-off time not being editable after

We’ve been working away at various upcoming features over the next few months, and in the meantime we’re releasing an update containing some more pressing fixes. Most notably, we’ve deprecated the use of TimThumb for thumbnail generation, which was necessary since the script is not being maintained anymore. We’ll likely put

TimThumb is a great PHP script used to resize images on the fly. Events Manager has used TimThumb for a few years now with great success, but unfortunately due to various security scares (none which affected the script included in Events Manager, thankfully) the script has developed a pretty bad rep.

Version 5.5.3.1 is out. Below is the list of changes: added #_TAGNOTES fixed forced owner event/location searches when logged in as subscribers and in AJAX requests where owner attribute is false fixed minor php warning You’ll notice the list is smaller compared to our usual releases. Some people that have

After releasing 2.3.8 yesterday, we discovered a bug that in some setting combinations Coupons for new bookings may display erratic behaviour and apply incorrect discounts. This has been immediately corrected and therefore we release a quick update.