[highfieldhall]

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[highfieldhall]

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. I was aware of editing the first event in the series. Rather than switch themes and deactivate plugins on a site that is live, I set up a new wordpress install using the same version of wordpress, events calendar and events calendar pro. I left it on the Twenty Twelve theme. I would like to give you the login to this demo site so that you see what is happening.
1. I created an all day event from 11/28 to 11/28
2. I set the recurrence to “Every Day and will end on 12/08)
3. On the front end everything looks fine. I see the first event in the series with the date Nov. 28th. In Settings I have it set to show only the first event in a recurring series.
4. I leave the Edit Event page and go to Events in the left hand navigation bar. I select Edit next to the first event in the series, nov. 28th. I add a featured image and apply to all events in the series.
5. On the front end, I see my first recurring event but it now shows the date Nov. 29.
6. I go back to Events and select edit next to the first event in the series, still Nov. 28th and simply hit UPDATE without making any changes. I apply it to all events in the series.
7. I check the front end and the date now reflected is Nov. 28th. However, this may seem like a fix, but it doesn’t work in all instances.
8. I go back to Events and edit the 1st event in the series, nov. 28th. I change the title of the event, hit UPDATE and apply to all events in the series.
9. I return to the front end and now the first event listed says it is dec. 5th.
10. At this point toggle “Show only the first upcoming instance of recurring events” so that it shows all of them, November 29th is now missing. Recall how above when I made my first edit to the first event in the series it changed the date to nov. 29 on the front end? In the backend if you look at events, Nov. 29th is no longer there.
11. I then go back to Event, click on the first event in the series, still nov. 28th, and change the description. I hit UPDATE and apply it to all events.
12. Return to the front end, make sure the “Show only the first upcoming instance of recurring events” is checked, and you now see the first event listed is Dec. 7th.

If you will take the username and password to test this out, would I simply post back and mark this as a “private reply”?

Thanks!

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