[Micha McLain]

I’m using the example.com/events/feed/ to run one and it works fine except one issue.

The *|RSSITEM:DATE|* function grabs the event date and time (not the published date), which is what I want. However, this is grabbing the UTC time and not the time zone I have set in wordpress. This is causing a 4 hour offset for me as I’m in EST.

Does anyone have a workaround for this?

[Micha McLain]

I have exactly that.

<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow”>

inside the header. The page pulled up and didn’t show a 404 on the front end either.

Thanks for all the help bud!

[Micha McLain]

I will… but I don’t know how to check to see if it’s fixed other than just seeing if google picks up those 404’s again.

[Micha McLain]

Thanks bud. I’ll just add the function. I appreciate your time. I’ll let you know if it doesn’t work for some reason. 🙂

[Micha McLain]

I’d rather not add code if it’s a setting that can be changed. I’m using Yoast’s SEO plugin. Does that have the ability to stop doing this?

[Micha McLain]

I’m using the default events template, not a theme template. None of the theme templates come even remotely close. They look more like blogs.

Any other thoughts? I do appreciate your time. Thanks.

-Micha

[Micha McLain]

I tried manually flushing (aka reserving permalinks) and it did nothing. 🙁

[Micha McLain]

The theme is called ‘X’ and can be found here http://themeforest.net/item/x-the-theme/5871901

Thanks so much for your willingness to help out. 🙂

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