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Ok. Thank you very much. I have found a temporary work around but disabling Series Engine when I create a new event and then reactivating it. I will also get in touch with Series Engine as well. Thank you again.
By using my current theme and deactivating one plug in at a time and creating an event, I have discovered that when I deactivate the plug-in “Series Engine” the new reoccurring event does not have this issue. This is a the next most important plugin that we use for our site next to Event Calendar Pro, so not using it isn’t an option. We haven’t had this issue before with Series Engine and I do know for certain that the issue showed up when Event Calendar Pro was updated.
So…now that I am almost certain this is the issue, what needs to be done to fix it?
After deactivating plugins and switching to Twenty Thirteen, the new reoccurring event does not seem to have this problem and behaves as expected. I will be switching the theme back though so our church members can access info.
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INSTALL KEYS
events-calendar-pro = 06cfd63c9ec2b6719fb7d0a1c360e758ba25eaba
WORDPRESS VERSION
3.8.3
PHP VERSION
5.5.11
PLUGINS
The Events Calendar PRO version 3.5.1 by Modern Tribe, Inc.(http://m.tri.be/20)
The Events Calendar version 3.5.1 by Modern Tribe, Inc.(http://m.tri.be/1x)
NETWORK PLUGINS
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MU PLUGINS
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THEME
Twenty Thirteen
MULTISITE
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SETTINGS
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[7] => 3.4.1
[8] => 3.5
)
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welcome_notice = 1
displayedPressTrendsDialogue = 1
donate-link =
viewOption = month
eventsSlug = events
singleEventSlug = event
postsPerPage = 10
showComments =
multiDayCutoff = 12:00
embedGoogleMaps = 1
embedGoogleMapsHeight = 350
embedGoogleMapsWidth = 100%
embedGoogleMapsZoom = 10
sendPressTrendsData =
debugEvents =
recurring_events_are_hidden = exposed
stylesheetOption = tribe
tribeEnableViews =
Array
(
[0] => upcoming
[1] => month
[2] => week
)
tribeDisableTribeBar =
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organizer_venue_amalgamation = 1
defaultValueReplace = 1
eventsDefaultOrganizerID = 0
eventsDefaultVenueID = 1214
eventsDefaultAddress = 302 E. 68th St.
eventsDefaultCity = Newaygo
eventsDefaultState = MI
eventsDefaultProvince =
eventsDefaultZip = 49337
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Array
(
[0] => US
[1] => United States
)
tribeEventsCountries =
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pro-schema-version = 3.5I have tried this already. All new reoccurring events have the same issue. Actually, The Gathering was my test. I noticed the issue before posting that event, so I tried to make a brand new event, totally different times, date, and name…same problem.
I edited one of the reoccurring event series (The Gathering), changing it to a single event, but this didn’t change anything on the calendar. All the events are still showing up every week. I even emptied my caches. I also reapplied the weekly occurrence, and still nothing has changed.
The calendar can be found at resonline.org/events but it looks like you already found it. For example, the event titled, “The Gathering” is listed at the correct time, 7:30-8:30pm on April 14, but then incorrect on April 21, showing 11:30pm-12:30am. However, if you click on either event and view the single event, the correct time is shown. The same error shows in the widget and list view for all reoccurring events. This first shows correct, but the rest are exactly 4 hours late.
I am the only one with access to the website, so it isn’t possible that someone edited an event. And again, it is happening with every single reoccurring event. I believe the only split events are the Women’s Bible Study ones. Those are meant to be split, but are still having the same issue.
I also noticed it it not just in the widget i am having this problem, but in the calendar month and list view as well. Only the first of reoccurring events shows the correct time.
