[David]

The theme indeed is using the old jquery. I deactivated all the plugins and still had the conflict with slider and cufon options. I reinstalled the version 2.05 of the events calendar & pro and the problem was solved. I am inquiring of the theme author if they intend to update the theme with the newest jquery called. Thanks for the help.

[David]

http://pastie.org/3928221
If you view the code from the rss feed linked above, you will see that all instances of the recurring event ‘Phillies Coors Special’ have the same guid tag indicating the same post#. Would it be possible to generate unique posts for each occurence of a recurring event?

[David]

I’ve rundown a problem I am having using the feeds to populate an automatic posting to facebook uss rss graffiti. All the subsequent events of a recurring post have the same guid. If this could be changed in 2.11 to assign unique guids to recurring events, it would be a great help.

[David]

Not sure how creating a custom feed template would help. What is needed is for events created by The Events Calendar Pro to populate the post_date and post_date_gmt fields in the database with the event start date rather than the actual post date.

[David]

Until we see the changes proposed for 2.1, this fulfilled my need for posting events to Facebook thru RSS Graffiti. I did try the code and pre tags but they didn’t work.

[David]

Halleluiah!
The link works. For future reference, exactly what tag should I use to enclose code to keep it from executing?

[David]

Link to pastie of code
http://pastie.org/3846710
OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
replace:
[code][/code]
with:
[code][/code]
[code][/code]
[code][/code]
[code][/code]
[code][/code]

The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.

Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

[David]

Did it wrong and html comment tag didn’t work either, sorry.
Last try.
Pastie http://pastie.org/3846710.js
OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php

replace:

with:

The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.

Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

[David]

Pastie of solution:

I case I did this wrong, trying standard html comment tag
OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
<!–
replace:

with:

–!>
The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

[David]

Please let me know how to quote code in the comments and I will repost my solution.

[David]

Sorry Again. Hope I’ve tagged code right this time.
OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php

replace:

with:

The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

[David]

Sorry again. Hope this is proper use of code tag.

OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
replace:

with:

</code
The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.


[David]

Sorry, forgot to use code tag.

replace:

with:

[David]

OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
replace:

with:

The ‘-0004’ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

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