Recent Updates
Fixes
- Make the fields within the organizer section of the event submission form sticky
Fixes
- Month View single days are now ordered as follows: sticky events, ongoing multi-day events, all day events, then start time. In other words, all events should be ordered as you'd expect when viewing events in Month View.
- Updated the compatibility of CSV importer with WordPress 4.5 due to a change in the
post_statusfilter. This will help prevent some of the errors you may have seen when importing events using a CSV file.
Tweaks
- Added new event names for AJAX success to the List, Month, and Day views to help The Events Calendar's compatibility with our other premium plugins.
Tweaks
- Added back the purchaser name and email address to the attendee reports for all tickets. We had inadvertently removed those in a previous release. #facepalm
- Fixed an error where tickets on custom post types would not save or display on the front end. That was annoying to anyone trying to create RSVPs or tickets on anything other than a default page or post.
Fixes
- Resolved an issue that prevented an event's venues from being imported into Eventbrite on sync. We were missing the latitude and longitude data that was needed but it's there now and moving venues from WordPress to Eventbrite as it should.
Tweaks
- Removed an unneeded hook that attempted to add a query argument to event tag links
Fixes
- Resolved an issue where events marked as "sticky" would not display as such in Month View
- Dashes, hyphens, or whatever you like to call them in the events archive slug no longer breaks the URL
- The notice that pops up when a conflicting "events" page exists can now be dismissed
Fixes
- Removed a notice on attendees list when a non-existent email method is on a hook