Past events list view first page showing current day's events

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  • #45480
    fishmarketing
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    I have an odd behavior. When using list view, the first page of past events list the current day’s events even if today’s event have yet to occur (i.e later in the afternoon or evening). Events are in reverse chron (Latest pm to earliest am) and then proceed to yesterday’s events in reverse chron.

    The default /upcoming/ list view list today’s events in chron order as expected.

    I have checked with other plugins turned off, and the theme is a duplicate of the standard TwentyEleven theme with only revised CSS and branches in the header.php file without and loop calls. The functions.php is a duplicate of TwentyEleven.

    The majority of events are recurring with initial start dates prior to today.

    Has anyone seen this issue before? and is there a fix?

    #45490
    Barry
    Member

    I can’t find the URL that displays this problem – are you able to share it?

    #45491
    fishmarketing
    Participant

    Here it is:
    http://staffordhills.com/dev-events/past/
    I have a custom list.php in the theme folder, but when I rename that file so it reverts to plugin’s list.php, the problem persists.

    #45558
    fishmarketing
    Participant

    Any follow up?

    #45563
    Barry
    Member

    Hi fishmarketing, it’s looking rather like a bug – bear with me while I check if there is a straightforward workaround we might use (or not).

    #48742
    Barry
    Member

    I do apologize for the delay in responding. A fix has been put in place for the next version of The Events Calendar (3.0) – we currently in the final furlong before release so it should arrive soon.

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