Hi my-web,
Make sure you first try deactivating all other plugins and/or reverting to the default WordPress theme to rule out any conflicts first. Try that and let me know if you still have the problem.
Thanks,
Jonah
I am running into a date bug as well and it persists even with all other plugins off. The end date for all day events and non all day events are showing the end date with the current date on the actual event page. But when I go to the admin section to view the events listed all dates seem correct.
I am about to purchase pro but if that doesnt work then I want some hard core devs to look into this if time allows
Yeah just to underline that is a common issue. The output on backend is ok but on front end title and dtend are wrong. Just tried to figure it out how but I have short time, better solution to me is to rely on you directly. it’s a good plugin and i’m going to acquire it permanently in my handy dandy plugin list, considering it the base for calendar works even with the pro version in the unpcoming works. but now I’d really like to see this issue fixed and if possible understand what was wrong 😉
Keep up with this cool piece of code 🙂
Thread Starter
my-web
(@my-web)
@stephenhunter same problem, end date of all new events added from 3.0 update is the current day!
and all widget not work! after click on “all events” the link is home page #
bye
Hi,
got the same problem here, the end date is always the current date… and only if the event runs many days.
The problem seems to come from the tribe_events_event_schedule_details() function. When we remove it, the end date is correct in the Event meta…
So the tribe_events_event_schedule_details() function have to be removed, not just hide with CSS for example.
Then I edit the single-event.php template after “privatize” the file in my theme’s folder.
And I just replace :
<h3><?php echo tribe_events_event_schedule_details(); ?></h3>
with :
<h3>
<?php echo tribe_get_start_date();
if ( tribe_get_start_date() !== tribe_get_end_date() ) {
echo " - ";
echo tribe_get_end_date();
}
?>
</h3>
That does the trick. I’m not a php expert, I hope this could help.
That trick can be used for the widget too…
well thanks man. it’s quite an easy fix. I must start to go get some sleep , thanks again.
you’re welcome, good night !
It was self ironic, just to say that instead of asking help around I should sleep more work less and find out how to fix by myself 🙂 anyway thank you again . i keep on working so 😀
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my-web
(@my-web)
i hope plugin author will fix it with your tip
Hey
Note : This issue does not appear in the general calendar (when rolling over a date), maybe we could browse this template and see if there is better function !
Oh ok Starcreamer !
Sorry, english is not my mother tongue, so I took you litterally 😀
my-web : I hope so, but fortunately we can fix it in private templates and keep the patch on despite of future plugin updates.
And insofar as there is a premium version, I think that’s in the author’s interest !
Have a nice day
bien bien, ni le mien, nor the french tho 😉
Thread Starter
my-web
(@my-web)
@davjam what is the file to edit?
@davjam Thanks!! I resolved this problem with that code.
Thread Starter
my-web
(@my-web)
please how i can fix it i don’t understand….
I have that bug too.
The fix from davjam does only affect the event page but not the event list nor the widget and I did´nt figure out where to change the code to fix the whole bug.
I think its not the best idea to change the plugins source code so jonahcoyote should have a look at it and fix it and get a new update out.
I have no plugins installed and tried all themes, the bug shows everywhere.
If there are more Details needed just ask and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
theres one interessting thing: not all events show the bug, there are some events with an end date where everything is fine.
thanks for your work man!
