[mountainx]

Hi Barry, thanks for response. To replicate the bug is pretty easy:
1) Create a category and sub-category of it.
2) Enter an event through the admin. Select both the category and sub-category. Publish event.
3) Go to the event and click it’s parent category and the event will be displayed 4 times.

For your information I tracked this behavior back to changes made in 3.5 involving allowing parent categories to show children events. I believe it was in the event query class php file. Setting the filter to false reduced this down to 1 dupe. You had also commented out the wordpress “posts_distinct” line 161. Uncommenting that seemed to fix the issue but I’m not sure if that will cause other problems for us?

[mountainx]

We’ve identified the issue. The export of our events contained the value NULL for start and end time if none was set. However your import script only checks if time is not empty and therefor attempts to convert a date time with NULL in the value. This function fails and returns a date from 1970. I suggest asking your programmers to check for a valid time before adding it to the date. This could better improve date success rates.

Thank you!

[mountainx]

Thank you for the reply. We are still in development so we are not in need of an urgent hotfix. I hope this fix will make it into the next release?

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