Events Calendar Pro - en to unknown language translation catalogue (15 entries)

en: Take care of your license key. Though not required to create your first event, you'll want to get it in place as soon as possible to guarantee your access to support and upgrades. %sHere's how to find your license key%s, if you don't have it handy.
target: Take care of your licence key. Though not required to create your first event, you'll want to get it in place as soon as possible to guarantee your access to support and upgrades. %sHere's how to find your licence key%s, if you don't have it handy.

en: Users who have purchased an Events Calendar PRO license are granted total access to our %spremium support forums%s. Unlike at the %sWordPress.org support forum%s, where our involvement is limited to identifying and patching bugs, we have a dedicated support team for PRO users. We're on the PRO forums daily throughout the business week, and no thread should go more than 24-hours without a response.
target: Users who have purchased an Events Calendar PRO licence are granted total access to our %spremium support forums%s. Unlike at the %sWordPress.org support forum%s, where our involvement is limited to identifying and patching bugs, we have a dedicated support team for PRO users. We're on the PRO forums daily throughout the business week, and no thread should go more than 24-hours without a response.

en: Our number one goal is helping you succeed, and to whatever extent possible, we'll help troubleshoot and guide your customizations or tweaks. While we won't build your site for you, and we can't guarantee we'll be able to get you 100% integrated with every theme or plugin out there, we'll do all we can to point you in the right direction and to make you -- and your client, as is often more importantly the case -- satisfied.
target: Our number one goal is helping you succeed, and to whatever extent possible, we'll help troubleshoot and guide your customisations or tweaks. While we won't build your site for you, and we can't guarantee we'll be able to get you 100% integrated with every theme or plugin out there, we'll do all we can to point you in the right direction and to make you -- and your client, as is often more importantly the case -- satisfied.

en: The current default organizer is: %s
target: The current default organiser is: %s

en: Organizer updated. <a href="%s">View organizer</a>
target: Organiser updated. <a href="%s">View organiser</a>

en: Organizer published. <a href="%s">View organizer</a>
target: Organiser published. <a href="%s">View organiser</a>

en: Organizer submitted. <a target="_blank" href="%s">Preview organizer</a>
target: Organiser submitted. <a target="_blank" href="%s">Preview organiser</a>

en: Organizer scheduled for: <strong>%1$s</strong>. <a target="_blank" href="%2$s">Preview organizer</a>
target: Organiser scheduled for: <strong>%1$s</strong>. <a target="_blank" href="%2$s">Preview organiser</a>

en: Organizer draft updated. <a target="_blank" href="%s">Preview organizer</a>
target: Organiser draft updated. <a target="_blank" href="%s">Preview organiser</a>

en: Use additional fields to add unique content fields to the event admin, which can be used by anyone who creates events. Upon publication they'll appear in the event metabox that accompanies your event listing, alongside the date/time/venue/organizer/etc. </p><p>Each new piece of data needs:
target: Use additional fields to add unique content fields to the event admin, which can be used by anyone who creates events. Upon publication they'll appear in the event metabox that accompanies your event listing, alongside the date/time/venue/organiser/etc. </p><p>Each new piece of data needs:

en: Enter the field label as you want it to appear (this will be the label in the same way "Start Date," "Organizer," etc appear in the event details box on the frontend). Select whether the field will be a text field; URL field; radio buttons; checkboxes; or a dropdown. All of these with the exception of text and URL allow for multiple options to be included, which you can add — one per-line — in the right-hand column. If you feel flummoxed, we've got you covered with a %s.
target: Enter the field label as you want it to appear (this will be the label in the same way "Start Date," "Organiser," etc appear in the event details box on the frontend). Select whether the field will be a text field; URL field; radio buttons; checkboxes; or a dropdown. All of these with the exception of text and URL allow for multiple options to be included, which you can add — one per-line — in the right-hand column. If you feel flummoxed, we've got you covered with a %s.

en: <p>Choose the default venue & organizer. Set default address information to save time when entering a new venue or organizer.</p><p>You can override these settings as you enter a new event.</p>
target: <p>Choose the default venue & organiser. Set default address information to save time when entering a new venue or organiser.</p><p>You can override these settings as you enter a new event.</p>

en: Organizer
target: Organiser

en: Default organizer
target: Default organiser

en: No saved organizers yet.
target: No saved organisers yet.
