[pwnhcca]

Also previous Enfold appropriate stylings for various page elements have been affected by the latest update.

[pwnhcca]

Hi Geoff, that did it. I wasn’t so thorough the first time around. I changed the WordPress and defaults as well which seems to have done the trick.

Cheers.

[pwnhcca]

The issue is that French is very particular with its time and dating system, given than even the separators are different (and sometimes they want the article in front of the day, as in le 6 mai, de 12 h à 4 h 30). Indeed, in the above code, I still have to put in a conditional to omit the zeroes if the time is at the hour mark. I don’t think even php’s date localization can do this out of the box, but could be wrong.

But definitely where the following appears:

$time_format = get_option( ‘time_format’ );

should be replaced with:

$time_format = tribe_get_time_format();

Also, I can’t seem to see the mark reply as private option?

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[pwnhcca]

Ok, I fixed it. Both the List and Month views are from the original Events Calendar plugin and depend on the template-tags functions. I had made a modification to general.php to correct multilingual dates, but the new general.php from 4.0.5 added an if statement at the end of the file that was not there before. Without this piece of code, the list and month views broke.

[pwnhcca]

This reply is private.

[pwnhcca]

Ok, I’ve tried switching the theme, have tried clearing the browser, and have tried disabling the plugins.

The snippet didn’t work either.

I also noticed that if you do a search first, and then try paginating to Previous and Next Events, it works properly.

[pwnhcca]

Seems like an ajax loading problem, as the page with «tribe_paged» when reloaded in the browser is correct.

[pwnhcca]

Getting the same issue after upgrading to 4.0. Time offset on export by 6 hours.

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