Event Post · Version history
Event Post changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 6.1.2
- Oct 8, 2026 (1 month ago)
- Releases
- 45
- since 2015
- In the last year
- 8
- about one every 39 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
Releases each year
- 20152 releases
- 20163 releases
- 20172 releases
- 20182 releases
- 20225 releases
- 20236 releases
- 20249 releases
- 20258 releases
- 20268 releases
20268 releases
Event Post 6.1.2Latest
- Fix ability of logged-in users to create child events on posts they aren’t allowed edit – Reported by Ananda Dhakal
- Fix ability of logged-in users to delete posts without checking permissions – Reported by genisis-lab
- Tested up to WP 7.1
- Keep the internal version number in sync with the plugin header
Event Post 6.1.1
- Check for event status in export – Reported by Que Thanh Tuan
- Add HTTP code in export error
- Fix warning about variable references
Event Post 6.1.0
- Improves Timeline:
- Add mouse swipe on timeline
- Add support for responsive number of items
- More intuitive controls in editor
- Improves Calendar:
- Use toggle controls in calendar editor
- Add swipe and horizontal scroll navigation
- Fixes:
- Fix support for classname on blocks
- Fix shown HTML in title
Event Post 6.0.1
- Show all events in timeline
- Default to 3 items in timeline pages
Event Post 6.0.0
- Add align support on blocks
- Improves Timeline:
- New vertical layout
- New “order” option
- Add gesture support
- Add time markers
- Use CSS vars
- Improves Map:
- Split options in editor
- Ensure data are loaded before rendering map block
- Security: Add direct file access protections
- Add comments for translators
- Update apiVersion to 3 in block declarations
Event Post 5.12.0
- More reliable interaction options in map block editor
- Add new geocode method for factorization purpose
- Fix margins in map block editor
- Update deps
Event Post 5.11.1
- Update dependencies
Event Post 5.11.0
- More flexible filters in ICS links: allows to deal with custom taxonomies
- ICS: Improve DESCRIPTION formatting for better calendar compatibility
- Security: Escape some outputs
20258 releases
Event Post 5.10.4
- Fix geocoding with Nominatim: use HTTPS, add User-agent and referer for API calls
- Add explicit Nominatim attribution in geocoding tool
- Fix XSS vulnerability when the HTML tag in event_type was forced, reported by Muhammad Yudha – DJ
Event Post 5.10.3
- Fix broken HTML for container_schema
Event Post 5.10.2
- Security: Fix XSS vulnerability in events_list shortcode for item_schema and container_schema attributes, reported by Peter Thaleikis
- Update dependencies
Event Post 5.10.1
- Ensure script is loaded in shortcode context
- Fix “undefined” price in map
Event Post 5.10.0
- Add support for organization / remote offer in rich event data
- Manage multiple maps on single page
- Security: Escape attributes in custom boxes
- Fix too much escaped HTML in eventpost/details block
- Fix missing script for single map link
- Disambiguate event_category class
- Remove deprecated FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING
- Moves Weather to EventPost namespace
- Re-order hooks, fix warnings
Event Post 5.9.11
- fix save_bulkdatas(): Add nonce verification for security, reported by Francesco Carlucci
- fix ltrim() Passing null to parameter 1, reported by ov3rfly
Event Post 5.9.10
- Security: Authenticated (Contributor+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting, reported by Peter Thaleikis
Event Post 5.9.9
- Security: Sanitize GPS coordinates, fixes Cross Site Scripting, reported by preo
20249 releases
Event Post 5.9.8
- Security: Fix Cross Site Scripting, reported by Peter Thaleikis
Event Post 5.9.7
- Security: Fix vulnerability to XSS in [events_cal] shortcode, reported by Peter Thaleikis
- Ensure that date is well formated in [events_cal] shortcode
Event Post 5.9.6
- Security: Fix vulnerability to local file inclusion
Event Post 5.9.5
- Fixed a bug that display html as string in event calendar blocks
- Fixed javascript warning in event map block
Event Post 5.9.4
- Security:
- Fix authenticated (Contributor+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting via shortcode
- Uses bulk_edit_posts hook, fixes lack of verification in bulk edit
- Escape some outputs
- Fix missing jQuery dependency in timeline-block
- Misc:
- Deindex inexisting “Event-post front” and “Event-post admin” blocks
- Add main global EventPost object for JS variables
- Allows to skip deprecation error
- Adds instructions for translators
- Limit number of tags in plugin README
- Now requires WordPress 6.3
Event Post 5.9.3
- Fix quick edit fields
Event Post 5.9.2
- Fix call of Wp_Query in EventPost\Children
- Fix display of hours in timepicker for AM/PM format
- Fix saving of timeline schemas settings
- Use wp_json_encode instead of json_encode
- Use rawurlencode instead of urlencode
- Adds instructions for translators
Event Post 5.9.1
- Fix doing_it_wrong calls in legacy widgets
- Escape HTML & outputs
Event Post 5.9.0
- Security:
- Fixes XSS vuln in event metadata (https://patchstack.com/database/report-preview/8edeb59a-59e6-42aa-8ed4-5f79cdedf820)
- Features:
- Adds “Completed” event status
- Misc:
- Refactor source of blocks with wordpress-scripts
- Improves WordPress’s PHPCS compliance
- Fix deprecated gmt_offset
- Mark legacy widgets as deprecated
- Fix warnings in PHP8+
20236 releases
Event Post 5.8.6
Event Post 5.8.5
Event Post 5.8.4
Event Post 5.8.3
Event Post 5.8.2
Event Post 5.8
20225 releases
Event Post 5.7.1
Event Post 5.7
Event Post 5.6.1
Event Post 5.6
Event Post 5.5
20182 releases
Event Post 5.2
Event Post 5.1
20172 releases
Event Post 5.0
Event Post 4.5
20163 releases
Event Post 4.4
Event Post 4.3
Event Post 4.2
20152 releases
Event Post 4.0
Event Post 3.9
Questions about Event Post’s releases
What is the latest version of Event Post?
6.1.2, released on Oct 8, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4.
How often is Event Post updated?
8 releases in the last year, about one every 39 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2015.
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