sorry, did you mean when ever you edit the event then it changes the event start/end time or date also?
Thank you very much for getting back to me so quickly.
All I have to do is open the Event (for editing) and the “start/end time” for the event changes. The “dates” stay the same. If I don’t save the Event with the corrupted “start/end time”, it remembers what was originally entered, ie: correct “time” .
Open Event for edit —> “start/end time” for event corrupt –> change to correct “start/end time” of event –> Save Event (time is saved correctly).
Open Event again for edit –> “start/end time” is corrupted –> etc etc etc…
It appears, that the start/end time always retrogrades in it’s corruption. It never jumps ahead when it corrupts.
I tried to read a bunch of support messages here for the plugin… figuring it was a setting I was missing…
But at this point it must be some conflict with another plugin. Because somebody else would sure to be “bothered” with this problem.
Thanks… I’ll get back to you if I discover anything..
WP 4.01 Twentyfourteen Theme..
OK ! Well that was easy to discover..
Conflict with this plugin..
Ajax Event Calendar https://wordpress.org/plugins/ajax-event-calendar/
If I deactivate that plugin, yours is keeping the start/end time correct when editing.
Your plugin, doesn’t effect the Ajax Event Calendar when I edit or create events. At this time I depend upon that Calendar. I like what it does for my needs etc etc.
And I like your plugin in a lot, (maybe you remember my discussion about Accordion effect https://wordpress.org/support/topic/accordian-effect-collapse-expand-success-need-help-more?replies=6) .
I’ve expanded on that and created a nice effect…
AND !! at least this didn’t “drive me nuts,” and have learned a lot along the way 🙂
And unless you’ve got a quick fix for my particular problem I’ll just deal with the issue. I certainly won’t give you a bad review.
Thanks for your time and the plugin. Have a good Holiday(s) .
As described above…
I just noticed that the start/end time is offset by -5 hours… which would be the UTC code offset for me.
From my limited knowledge of these things… is it possible to implement something like this in one of the scripts…
<script type="text/javascript">
if (typeof jQuery !== 'undefined') {
jQuery.noConflict();
}
</script>
Thanks again.. somebody will see this, as it is marked as “resolved”.