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Accessing and Installing Older Plugin Versions
Our team regularly releases updates to The Events Calendar and its add-ons, which can be installed directly in the WordPress admin of your s…
Common WordPress Plugin Installation Errors and How to Fix Them
Installing plugins in WordPress is usually a straightforward process, but sometimes you might encounter errors. Understanding the most commo…
Finding and Inputting Your License Key
When purchasing a subscription for one or more of our plugins, your license should be included with your plugin downloads and activated…
Installing a WordPress Plugin
Welcome to the wonderful world of The Events Calendar! You’re probably reading this because you’ve either downloaded one of our plugins or p…
Moving a License Key From One Site to Another
Let’s say you change the domain name of your site. Or maybe your site no longer needs a calendar but you have another one…
Multisite Licenses
If you’re interested in using one of our premium plugins on a multisite network, we’ve got you covered! We have special Multisit…
System Requirements
Each of our plugins has its own system requirements but in general, this is what they expect: WordPress.org has some great info about the&he…
The Events Calendar “Upgrade to Pro” Message Appears Despite Having a Valid License
You may see an “Upgrade to Pro” message in your WP dashboard, even though you already have Events Calendar Pro installed and activated. This…
Using One License for Both a Live and Local Development Site
👋 Please note, Promoter will not work if your site is using one of the below whitelisted domains / patterns. To get started with…
What’s Included in Each License
All of our products are sold as yearly subscriptions. As long as your subscription remains active, you will have access to plugin downloads,…
Why Am I Being Told My License Key is Out of Installs?
Upon entering a license key into its corresponding license key field in your WordPress site’s settings, you may be met with a notice t…