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Sorry. I am marking this resolved because I didn’t realize the redirects feature is provided by the Redirection plugin (from John Godley), so I obviously need to go there for support on this issue.
What is your test environment? Maybe the issue is somehow related to difference between your test infrastructure and mine.
A bit more detail after further testing…
The exclusion date is ignored if the start time for my excluded event is 7:00pm or later.
If I change the start time to 6:55pm or earlier, the exclusion feature works.
I did some more testing and found out how to reliably replicate the bug.
The exclusion seems to be ignored if a) the event is not an all day event, and b) the start time is in the afternoon (pm).
I created a dummy event that occurs weekly (Mar 13, 20, and 27) with start time 7pm, end time 8:30pm, and exclusion for date Mar 20.
When I publish the event, the exclusion is ignored, and three events are created (Mar 13, 20, 27).
When I change the start time to 7am and publish, the exclusion is NOT ignored and I get two events showing in the calendar (Mar 13, 27).
When I change the start time back to 7pm, the exclusion is ignored again and I get three events showing in the calendar (Mar 13, 20, 27).
Kevin
I switched theme to Twenty Fifteen, disabled all plugins except Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO, cleared out the cache and retried creating a recurring event recurring three times with exclusion of the middle event. Same problem. The excluded date is ignored.
