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Just in case of confusion, I’ve reverted my own site to the previous plugin versions so it’s functioning normally again : http://www.costablancaconnect.com/events/
Hi Julie, surely this can’t be intentional – the list navigation is unusable. When you go backwards in time, so should the calendar, December comes before January etc. – reverse chronological order including the display of events – exactly as Tribe Events has done it up to the current release. Since the latest update, time handling now works in the opposite manner, back to front, incorrectly displaying past events in forward chronology. One click backwards (ie. yesterday / earlier today) now loads the beginning of time instead. No calendar on earth functions this way.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/reverse-chronological-order-reloaded
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/a-question-about-navigation
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/basic-functionality-broken-in-list-view
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/reverse-chronological-order-1I was having the same problem on a new site, to which I’ve added tribe events after a lot of other development on the site. the “show google map” element wasn’t rendering in the event edit screen, even though “enable google maps” was selected in general options. I tested in 2011 with no plugins without success. In the end it sprung into life, once I had disabled all plugins, then re-enabled tribe events plugins, then re-enabled the others. Perhaps for some reason tribe events wasn’t writing an option setting to database the first time it was enabled, but it did so once it was enabled with no other plugins running?
I’ve got a workaround to go with for now. If, when setting start / end times of an event, I set end time to be before start time, the front end only displays the start time. This is fine.
However, I’ve noticed an oddity. Let’s say the event start time is 5.30pm. If I set the end time to 5.30pm, the front end will display 5.30pm-5.30pm. If I set the end time to 4.30pm, the front end will only the start time, but in the edit page, once it reloads after saving, the time will now read 5.30pm. Any subsequent save of the edit page, without resetting the event end time to be before the start time, will cause the front end display to again show 5.30pm-5.30pm.
I think it would be a really good idea if there was a simple way to switch off the “end time” display altogether. A lot of the events I’m posting to my site aren’t all dayers, but the end time can be loose and unpredictable.
Hi Henry, I understand that well, but it’s a separate issue. To be clear, I’ve tested, and the problem of the cutoff time not working is occuring on a vanilla install of WP running the default twenty ten theme with no plugins and no custom code. There is also a clash occuring within the plugin itself as I’ve detailed above – setting a multiday event to “all day” is affecting the display of other events which occur on the same day(s). From what I can tell, it’s not a theme issue.
Hi Jonah, I’ve tested it with twenty ten and no other plugins and it’s the same. I came across something that might provide a clue. My main “this month” calendar display suddenly started exhibiting the same behaviour, and I tracked the cause, which I can describe as:
a single event, that ends after midnight but before the cutoff time, shows as double day when it falls on the same day as a multi-day event set to “all day”.
This is on my main “this month” calendar. On my “next month” calendar, all events that end after midnight show as doubles, and switching off “all day” on any other events has no effect. This is the same for me with twenty ten and no plugins except the calendar pair.
Ok, solved, working great, the problem was mine. It was triggered by an unrelated wp loop running in the header.
