[Caleb]

I’m seeing the issue on this page, non-recurring event which is followed by a repeating event.

http://brooklynbrewery.com/blog/event/oxford-companion-to-beer-a-z-birdsall-house-part-i-abbey-beers-dec-14/

As well as this page, which is a repeating event, followed by a non-recurring event.

http://brooklynbrewery.com/blog/event/brooklyn-night-bazaar/2011-12-15/http://brooklynbrewery.com/blog/event/brooklyn-night-bazaar/2011-12-15/

And to be clear, it’s happening on all events.

[Caleb]

Also, I don’t think it’s related to recurrence settings as it happens with both recurring and non-recurring events. I’ll take a deeper look to make sure.

[Caleb]

Thanks for the quick response.

Re:the RSS feed, I just took a closer (non-cached look) and it’s showing all the events, it’s just listing them with the same link attribute for each event. So the event on 2012-03-18 has the same URL as the event on 2012-03-11. Since I’m using the link to prevent duplicate entries in the app that is ingesting the RSS feed, this doesn’t work.

Is that the correct behavior? If so, I can just search by link and start date since I know that already.

As for the next event link, when I use the default template, there are no links to the next and previous events, so the issue cannot be replicated by reverting to that template. I should note that the issue with the next link, does not happen with the previous link, which behaves as expected.

[Caleb]

Thanks!

[Caleb]

Here’s an example of updating the Feed title with the start date that I’m using on a site I’m working on.

function theme_title_rss_title($output) {
if (tribe_is_event()) {
$output = tribe_get_start_date(null, false, ‘Y-m-d G:i:s’).” – “.$output;
}
return $output;
}
add_filter(‘the_title_rss’, ‘theme_rss_title’);

[Caleb]

I see this issue as well. When is the scheduled release for 2.1?

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