Events listed Roughly from PM to AM now

[karen]

Something has changed here. Where the events use to be listed from AM to PM. (ASC order? ) They are now listed from PM to AM except for the one at the bottom. Very confusing. Have you seen this behavior? I will take this to my test site where I will deactivate all plugins and change the theme and let you know IF it changes anything. thanks!
http://southernarizonaguide.com/events/2014-06-07/

[karen]

I went to my testsite and disabled all but the events calendar and changed the theme and even logged out as I had read on the forum that someone experienced similar problems when logged in. Nothing changed the appearance. Thanks for your help.

[Barry]

How odd – it’s not something I can replicate, though. Is your test site publicly accessible? Can I take a peek with only The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO running?

[karen]

This reply is private.

[Barry]

<p>Thanks, but excepting the Restricted Access plugin for the moment, can you prepare it so that there are no other plugins but ours running and only a default, unmodified theme (such as Twenty Thirteen or Twenty Twelve even)? We’re happy to take a look but generally would like to avoid activating, deactivating and generally tampering with settings if it can be avoided :-)</p>

[karen]

no problem .. done. Please let me know if you need anything else.

[Barry]

OK … and would it be possible to have access to the plugin and theme settings, etc?

[karen]

this is a test site. You can do whatever you need to. Since in your last statement you did not want to change anything, I made you an editor. do you now need to be returned to admin status? Thanks.

[Barry]

Yes: while I don’t wish to modify things unnecessarily, I do wish to be able to see the lists of plugins and themes, etc, in case anything jumps out at me (sometimes even a note of a deactivated plugin can be a useful piece of information). Sorry for any confusion!

[karen]

This reply is private.

[Barry]

OK – so you also have a drop-in in place (a type of plugin that cannot be deactivated as can a regular plugin and which typically lives in the wp-content/mu-plugins directory). This particular drop-in is related to caching.

Sometimes what we find is that caching effects persist even after the caching plugin itself (if you were using one) was deactivated. For that reason, can I ask you to either:

• Follow the plugin developers’ recommendations for disabling their plugin altogether, which may involve removing a directory and/or a change to your .htaccess file
• Or else set up a new test site without any caching plugins – ie, start only with our own plugins – and confirm if you can replicate there (assuming you don’t we could then build up to the same stack of plugins and theme as you have on your existing test site)

Thanks!

[karen]

Well, not sure what happened between the last update and this one, but I deleted the drop-in and VOILA. thanks!

[karen]

I take it back. This issue is not resolved. it is back to reading from PM to AM. I am not sure what is going on here but this was not happening before the upgrade. So how can it be a caching issue when it WAS working just fine. Seems to me that something changed in the last update that made this happen that was not happening before. If it is a conflict with a plugin, then, said plugin was previously not a problem, why should it be now?

[Barry]

OK – we can now reproduce this: thanks so much for your patience so far. We’ll investigate a little further and I’ll be sure to post back with an update shortly.

[Barry]

Can you try adding the following snippet to your theme’s functions.php file as a temporary workaround?

add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'fix_day_view_order', 100 );

function fix_day_view_order( WP_Query $query ) {
	if ( 'day' !== $query->get( 'eventDisplay' ) ) return;
	$query->set( 'order', 'ASC' );
}

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