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Thanks for your reply Cliff. I’m surprised you haven’t been able to replicate the issue – would you be willing to take a look at the WordPress installation where we are seeing it?
We have verified that all of the settings are correct and the plugin is working perfectly except that recurring events display the wrong time after daylight savings. For now we have implemented a work around where we stop a recurring event the day before daylight savings, then recreate it after daylight savings. But the issue still persists for recurring events that go into Spring when the next daylight savings period begins.
Thanks for the update Geoff. The iCal file export was not the issue though. The problem is that when a recurring event is created the time displayed on the WordPress site itself is incorrect after daylight savings.
Any updates on this? This bug is causing significant problems for our client and they need to have a fix by next week in order to avoid users showing up at their events after November 6th at the wrong time.
Since this appears to be a problem with the core functionality of the plugin we are surprised a patch hasn’t been released by now, with daylight savings less than a month away. :/
Just wanted to follow up on this and see when you expect a fix for this problem to be available? It is causing significant problems for our client.
We used your PRO plugin for their events calendar and they have events scheduled well into next year. With daylight savings being less than a month away they are starting to have problems with their users seeing incorrect times on the calendar for events taking place after 11/6.
