[Brent Gustafson]

In the immortal words of King Arthur from Monty Python’s Holy Grail, “You make me sad!”.

This is actually Topher, and I would love to know when it’s available.

[Brent Gustafson]

I figured out a solution. Rather than use the data returned by the query I’m using tribe_get_start_date( $event->ID, false, 'm/d/Y' )

That gets the proper date, though I suspect with another query.

I really think there’s a bug there in the original query that should be addressed.

[Brent Gustafson]

The connection seems right, since it gets the proper event. Is there a more approved way to get and render featured events? The function I’m using is already an Events Calendar function.

[Brent Gustafson]

I did the conflict testing, but it was a few versions (of my code) ago. Could you link me to it again?

I can replicate it on 2017.

I write a custom shortcode to get the data. I’m including the code for that. I didn’t do anything crazy, you should be able to run it as-is.

[springlake_upcoming_events]

In the process of writing this I figured out a huge clue. It only fails when I’m looking for Featured events, like this:

[springlake_upcoming_events featured=”yes”]

So it’s only featured events that don’t have the start date properly.

[Brent Gustafson]

Check this out: http://springlake.iwitness.me/?debug=yes

You can see the EventStartDate in the array is 1, and the date in the image block is 01/01/1970. I’mm attaching a screenshot of some settings I’ve tried.

[Brent Gustafson]

Fixed! Thanks!

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