Andrew Ferguson

Hi @abzlevelup, no worries at all. Seems that there is some confusion on the licensing, as the site initially showed the license as good until 2025, and our site even updated the Events Calendar Pro and Filter Bar to the 6.0 line. Oddly, when I later visited the Events Calendar site and logged in, the license show that it expired in 2018 or something of that nature. Anyhow, fast forward and I resolved the issue by removing the Pro and Filter Bar from the site, as we were not currently using either. I have no clues as to why they were installed, and why they are no longer used, as that was prior to my involvement with the site.

Oh, and despite the license being expired, I was somehow able to create a support ticket. I think I did that while it showed the license as good until 2025. Not sure…

Thanks

Hi Nick,

The update looks good to me. Great work.

Thanks,
Andrew

Hi Nick,

That is great. I will update the plugin on my local site, and check out the fix, and new enhancements.

Much appreciated on you letting me know.

Thanks,
Andrew

Hi Nick,

I appreciate the update and will definitely give it a try once available, and will enjoy checking out the new features, too.

Be well,
Andrew

Hi Nick,

This is Andrew Ferguson, I’ve attended a few of your learning presentations, which is where I learned about this plugin.

I am also currently using the Twenty Twenty-Two theme.

No worries or rush on getting a solution. I am in the early phases of what I am working on, and figured I would let you know about the behavior I am seeing.

Be well,
Andrew

Thanks for the clarification.
The Gutenberg Issues ticket is available here: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/42660

Thanks, @threadi. I’ve searched the Gutenberg issues on GitHub for a similar post, and now created an issue report there. Should I close this ticket at this point?

I appreciate the information, and will look into that approach as a possibility. Though, for me, I could just create the shortcut with the query parameters. Thanks.