Because the Events Calendar is URL based, rather than pages, it is difficult to specify that calendar pages should be secured with SSL. How about a settings option for the events calendar pages to be SSL if the user has a certificate installed?

Some companies need to hide the past events from your agenda, keeping the focus only in future events. The Events Calendar PRO do not have this option.

We publish an annual planning calendar and would like to duplicate it online. It would be really helpful if there were a way for our users to export a calendar year's worth of events at a time. Or better, a way to specify a date-range for exporting. I realize that a large date-range (perhaps even a year) would create a lot of entries, but for planning purposes, that's what users require. Asking them to export month-by-month seems a little cumbersome.

I have many events that run for many weeks or over multiple weekends. I would like an option to only show events that have not started yet (today onwards).

Display a Google map aside of the EVENT LOCATION DETAILS on the add new/edit Event page, so one can check that the location address has no errors or misinterpretations by Google map and one can check the map if it is correct before submitting the event.

As admin of a community for events I would like to add my organizer and venues, then be able to select which users are the "authors" of those CPT's. A great feature would be to create a Venue or organization but have its author be someone other than myself (as admin)?

When registering CPT’S in wordpress i know there is an option for author support. Is this something I can turn on for these two items?

As per this thread: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/map/#post-938982

Add the ability to add more detail in the map pop-up, such as Venue Name, Event Start Date, Ticket Links, etc.

Having many venues it is a lot of pain to enter each adress. I have seen many plug ins that have a better way to do it. They offer just one line with google maps autocomplete to enter the adress! Thats the way it should be I think.Can provide screen shot.

Each venue has an address and can display a Google Map showing people where it is.
I need a single map which displays all venues. (Perhaps restrict the map to include only venues with events in a given date range.) For the map markers, allow a different marker per category, with venue details in a pop-up box, and marker grouping in case there are several venues close to each other.
Several GPL plugins exist to produce a decent multi-marker map. Perhaps integration with one of them?

Create a module that can be configured using Visual Composer so that an event can be featured on the homepage or a list of upcoming events with a particular tag(s) or categories display

e.g. show next 3 events in category Y

Make the events search bar a widget. It’s such a great tool, but it’s hidden on my homepage with no easy way to put it out front where it really belongs.

If events are sold out, it'd be nice to have a waitlist capability for last minute ticket cancellations.

This doesnt neccesarily have to be a repo, it could just be a link to a versioned zip file.

Im sure its a major strurcture change, but, for instance, I can include ACF in my composer.json via the a link to a versioned zip file with my account key:

http://connect.advancedcustomfields.com/index.php?p=pro&a=download&k=ACCOUNT_KEY&t=VERSION_NUMBER

This is like, the lowest feature on the totem pole, but if you ever end up refactoring how pro files are distributed, it would be great if you would consider it.

It would be great to have the option to group events by day in the list view: Essentially creating a list that would look something like this;

Monday 1st:
-------------------
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3

Tuesday 2nd
--------------
Event 4

Thursday 4th
------------
Event 5
etc.

Now we do have the List view, which is grouped by Month only, with no way to group events happening the same day under the same heading. (Apart from creating a template override I guess... )

It would be great to have a bit SEO friendlyness for the URL structure. Either: event/month-day-year/title or event/category/month-day-year/title.

This would most certainly benefit everyones events to show up on Google abit better and the URL structure would keep consistent and clean all the way :)

More thoughts about URL friendlyness is described here: http://searchengineland.com/seo-friendly-url-syntax-practices-134218

What do you guys and gals think?

Add more information to email templates for a range of events. Emails templates could possibly list.
- Name Of Event
- Image of event
- Description of event
- Ticket information
- Important information
- Event date/time
- Location Information (venu)
- Map of event location
- Company Contact details

For SEO purposes, remove /category/ from urls like mysite.com/events/category/music/ for SEO Purposes. It should be mysite.com/events/music/ instead.

Many events have lots of sponsors in order to make them a success. Many events are supported by sponsors, generally financially and in return ask for advertising and promotion at an event or through the events media - website, Facebook, flyers etc.

It would be great if you could add sponsors to the single event page, with the sponsor name, logo and weblink.