Release: The Events Calendar 4.1.2 and premium plugins

We’re chugging right along and have a brand new batch of releases for you that squash a number of annoying bugs. You could say we went all Orkin in this release and nuked those suckers. Here’s a complete rundown of what’s new:

• The Events Calendar 4.1.2
• Events Calendar PRO 4.1.2
• Event Tickets 4.1.2
• Event Tickets Plus 4.1.2

The following plugins have not been updated and remain at the same version:

• Community Events 4.1.1
• Community Tickets 4.1
• Eventbrite Tickets 4.1.1
• Facebook Events 4.1
• Filter Bar 4.1
• iCal Importer 4.1.1

As always, we do encourage you to update safely by testing the latest releases in a staging environment and backing up WordPress as you would with any other update. We expect this to be a smooth update for those of you running 4.1+ of any of the plugins, but do please be sure to read our past release notes if you are running anything earlier so you’re aware of what’s new. On to the current release notes we go!

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The Events Calendar 4.1.2

• Tweak: Removed an unneeded hook that attempted to add a query argument to event tag links
• Fix: Resolved an issue where events marked as “sticky” would not display as such in Month View
• Fix: Dashes, hyphens, or whatever you like to call them in the events archive slug no longer breaks the URL
• Fix: The notice that pops up when a conflicting “events” page exists can now be dismissed

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Events Calendar PRO 4.1.2

• Security: Perform a permissions check on AJAX requests
• Tweak: Changed the word “Once” in an event’s recurring settings because it was pretty confusing for everyone, including us

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Event Tickets 4.1.2

• Tweak: The front-end list of RSVP attendees is now hidden by default
• Fix: Removed a notice on attendees list when a non-existent email method is on a hook

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Event Tickets Plus 4.1.2

• Fix: The broken link in the EDD ticket email no longer links to a hole in the internet