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  • in reply to: Time format when creating events only uses 24 hour #1269344
    Lisa
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    The offending plugin is Edit Flow. This can be closed and I’ll work with them to find a resolution.

    Thanks for your time and patience.

    in reply to: Time format when creating events only uses 24 hour #1265792
    Lisa
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    I’ll work on the conflict testing this weekend and let you know what I find.

    in reply to: Time format when creating events only uses 24 hour #1258952
    Lisa
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    The Community add event form works as we expect. The back-end event form is where the javascript datepicker is in question.

    The jQuery date/time picker is included as part of the Events Calendar. It is defined as an asset in \the-events-calendar\common\src\Tribe\Main.php line 198, enqueued in \the-events-calendar\src\Tribe\Main.php line 1897, and specified as a dependency of events-admin.js in \the-events-calendar\src\Tribe\Asset\Admin.php line 17.

    in reply to: Time format when creating events only uses 24 hour #1258931
    Lisa
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    This reply is private.

    in reply to: Time format when creating events only uses 24 hour #1257534
    Lisa
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    see attached

    in reply to: Time format when creating events only uses 24 hour #1254986
    Lisa
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    Here’s what I’m seeing. The choose time pop-up defaults to 24 hour format.

    in reply to: Bootstrap_Datepicker throwing error #1225399
    Lisa
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    I’ll test it over the weekend and get back to you

    in reply to: Custom handling of imported items #1212336
    Lisa
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    That did work. Thanks!
    The ‘save_post_tribe_events’ hook did catch the added status allowing the custom code to work on those imported items.

    Thank you for logging the feature requests.

    Lisa
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    Thanks for the update Brook.

    I have a fix in place until the update is pushed.

    Lisa
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    Thanks for the reply Brook.

    I’m using the Community Events plugin. When a user goes to edit one of their events using the community event edit event form, the previously selected categories are not checked. I believe that when editing an event any categories already associated with the event would be checked as part of the form creation process.

    The generation of the category section is done by the template the-events-calendar-community-events/src/views/community/modules/taxonomy.php. The template calls Tribe__Events__Community__Modules__Taxonomy_Block::instance()->the_category_checklist( get_post() ); to get the list of categories to display. This function begins at line 72 of the-events-calendar-community-events/src/Tribe/Modules/Taxonomy_Block.php. The $args array is created with a selected_cats element. The way this function is coded the selected_cats element will be an empty array.

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