Warp Calendar Events

Edit an event, open Registration & tickets, enable registration, choose Free RSVP or Paid ticket (PayPal), and set places per occurrence. Each date of a repeating event has its own capacity. Visitors register on the event page without an account and receive an email with a private link to view or cancel. Manage bookings in Warp Calendar Events > Bookings. QR codes and check-in are not included.

A PayPal business account and a REST app (client ID and secret) from the PayPal Developer Dashboard, your merchant ID, and a webhook pointing to the URL shown in Warp Calendar Events > Payments. Test with sandbox credentials first. Payments go directly to your PayPal account. Warp adds no fee; PayPal charges its own processing fees under your agreement with PayPal. Supported currencies are those PayPal supports for REST checkout (for example USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, JPY). Your site needs a public HTTPS address for webhooks.

Guests can cancel free bookings themselves before the cutoff you set; for paid bookings they can request cancellation. Refunds are a separate administrator action in Bookings: you choose the amount and how many places to release, and the booking changes only after PayPal confirms the refund. Editing or deleting an event never refunds anyone automatically, and events with active bookings cannot be deleted until they are resolved.

From The Events Calendar 6.x: events (title, content, excerpt, status, password, featured image, dates, time zone, all-day and multi-day meaning), venues, the first organizer, categories, tags, website, display cost and cancelled/postponed status, as new Warp events. From Pie Calendar 1.x: your existing posts, pages and custom post types are enabled in place, so their content and URLs stay the same. Not migrated: ticket, RSVP, order and attendee history, payment credentials, licences, CRM settings and Events Calendar Pro recurring series (these are listed in the dry-run report). Source plugins and their data are never changed or deleted.

Yes. Rollback removes records the migration created and restores values it changed, but keeps anything you edited afterwards (flagged for review), shared media and terms, and stops entirely if bookings exist for migrated events. URL redirects are a separate on/off switch.

Confirmation emails, payment reconciliation and hold expiry run through a retrying queue. WP-Cron only runs when your site gets visits. For reliable timing, disable WP-Cron and run wp warp-calendar tasks every minute from your server's cron.

Back up your database before updating. Version 0.2.0 adds database tables; installing the 0.1.0 ZIP again does not remove them or undo bookings, it only stops managing them. Before downgrading, close registration and resolve or refund open bookings. To fully revert, restore your database backup.

No. All features listed above work in this plugin. Pro is installed separately and requires this plugin.

No. It opens an event draft for the visitor to review and save in Google. ICS downloads open in compatible calendar applications. Subscriptions are public rolling feeds covering the next 89 days; application refresh schedules vary.

Manual ICS and CSV imports accept up to 1 MB and 250 entries. ICS recurrence, detached exceptions, duration properties and custom VTIMEZONE definitions are skipped with an explanation. Imports do not run in the background or overwrite previously imported records automatically.

Event posts, contact metadata and settings remain in the WordPress database. Deactivation and deletion do not erase them. Back up your database before updating or removing plugins. Remove event/contact records through WordPress when no longer needed.

Interactive calendars support Y y F M m n d j l D H G h g i s a A T e tokens and backslash escapes. T and e display the timezone identifier. Dates use the Gregorian calendar and Latin digits. PHP Intl supplies localized date names when available; otherwise an installed WordPress language or the site language is used.