Hi @kelvynjames,
Thanks for taking the time and sharing this information with us.
It’s still a bit unclear to me which ticketing functionality you were missing with the latest versions of the plugins. I’ve just tested creating WooCommerce tickets with the latest versions and it’s working as it should.
From what I understand, the problem with the “unwanted” updates is that The Events Calendar retired the legacy views in favor of the V2. We take backward compatibility seriously, that’s why when we released the views V2 (in January of 2020) we make this optional for sites already using The Events Calendar. And, since June of 2021 (1 and a half year ago) we started sharing with our customers that we would be retiring the legacy views.
I understand that change is hard sometimes, we tried our best to clearly communicate these things and it’s something that was planned and we tried to give as much time as possible.
I also understand your frustration, and that maybe other solutions can be a better fit for you. On the other hand, I don’t feel that makes our products awful or anything similar. We are a team of experienced professionals that, with enthusiasm, try to evolve the products that we build and support them. We’re also human, we can make mistakes, but we try not to.
The annual fees that our customers are paying for the premium offerings are meant to cover the support and maintenance of all our products. Our products integrate with different other products (such as WooCommerce, or many others), and many other plugins and themes. Technology is constantly evolving and we need to be sure that we’re working on maintaining our products up-to-date with any integration, being compatible with the platform that we’re on, and thinking of new features that would be valuable to our customer base.
Thank you again for your time.
Best,
Juan.