AddEvent v2.1.3 | Latest Public Landing Page Improvements

Here are the latest updates to the AddEvent dashboard, purposefully designed to make managing your events, calendars, and customizations easier than ever.

New Updates

• Updated the Advanced tab to split custom code into four distinct sections: Head tag HTML, CSS, Body HTML, and Script tags. This enables more granular validation, improves security, and supports future enhancements.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where events falling in week 1 of 2026 but dated in 2025 were not created correctly as part of an event series.
• Fixed an issue where disabling RSVP on an event could reset the event type to “Single event” for recurring events or event series.
• Fixed RSVP reminder and follow-up emails being sent at incorrect times after editing RSVP email settings.
• Updated RSVP follow-up emails to always be sent relative to the event end time for consistent behavior.
• Fixed calendar event counts not decrementing when events were moved between calendars, affecting both the dashboard and API.
• Fixed calendar event counts not decrementing immediately when events were deleted via the dashboard “more options” menu.
• Fixed alphabetical sorting in the dashboard event list to be case-insensitive.
• Fixed rendering issues on the event create and edit pages when calendars had very long titles.
• Fixed text rendering issues where words could break mid-word instead of wrapping correctly.
• Removed an extra hyperlinked space character that appeared between icons in the default Add to Calendar link style.
• Applied general performance optimizations and stability improvements.

Security Enhancements

• Added comprehensive input sanitization across the application to prevent XSS and other malicious input.
• Enforced role-based access control on backend endpoints.
• Made Script tags code section hidden on design templates by default unless explicitly enabled for an account.
• Addressed multiple issues identified during recent penetration testing.

Event Landing Page Time Zone and Date Format Updates

• Improved date and time formatting behavior on event landing pages when using templates without a time zone selector.
• When no time zone selector is present, event date and time formatting now defaults to the standard format of the event’s time zone, rather than always using a US-style format.
• This aligns event landing page behavior with existing logic for calendar landing pages and dynamic Add to Calendar links.
• When a time zone selector is included, event times continue to be displayed in the end-user’s predicted time zone with region-appropriate date and time formatting, and can be adjusted manually if needed.