[Marcy Lyons Gohen]

I just checked it – the end-of-day cutoff is 12:00am. I don’t think I changed it from the default.

[Marcy Lyons Gohen]

I found a temporary “work around” which resulted in the day filter now working correctly: in TribeEventsFilter_DayOfWeek.php I changed the numbers 1-7 to 2-8 in this code:
protected function get_values() {
$day_of_week_array = array(
‘1’ => __( ‘Sunday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
‘2’ => __( ‘Monday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
‘3’ => __( ‘Tuesday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
‘4’ => __( ‘Wednesday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
‘5’ => __( ‘Thursday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
‘6’ => __( ‘Friday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
‘7’ => __( ‘Saturday’, ‘tribe-events-filter-view’ ),
);
Is this a clue for what might be an error in our database? This may not be relevant, but we did have the All-in-One Event Calendar Plugin installed previously. It was deactivated when the Events calendar was installed. All-in-One Event Calendar is now uninstalled, not just deactivated.

[Marcy Lyons Gohen]

Since this is a live site I used a maintenance mode plugin so the public would not see the site while I was testing. I then did what you suggested: deactivated all the other plugins, and switched to the theme Twenty Thirteen. Unfortunately with all the plugins deactivated and using Twenty Thirteen (and also tried Twenty Eleven theme), I had the same problem – whichever day I select, the previous day is the one displayed. After this, I noticed the 3.7 upgrade and applied it to Events, Events Pro, and the Filter Bar. It did not fix the problem either.

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