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Hi Nico,
Go ahead and close it, I will keep my eyes open for maintenance releases and open a new ticket later if needed.
Thanks!
Terri ZThanks, Brook. I appreciate that it is being tagged as a bug – will I get notified when the fix is put into a release?
In your example, are first-middle-last the order in which they were published? for example first was created first then middle then last? If so, based on what I’m seeing, it would be the other way around – last, then middle then first. Latest published to earliest.
Once the sort order returns to Start Date instead of published date, I think we’ll be good. And I did just confirm what you mention – turning APM off had no effect. So it’s a TEC plugin bug, not an APM plugin bug.
I think my current situation is clouded by the fact that non-recurring events are showing up as recurring events – which you said will be fixed in the next release.
Forgot the screenshot!
Also, the behavior is the same if I click “Start Date” twice at the top of that column (i.e., reverse the order then reverse it back.)
Sure! The two events are:
– How to Stand Out With Your Message So Your Perfect Clients Fall in Love With You
– 3 Simple Steps to Designing, Marketing, and Pricing Lucrative VIP Days
They recur every every day.
It’s possible that in the database you have, there are also nearly-identical versions of these classes that are marked Private and end in “-old” or similar. This is because as part of the troubleshooting, to eliminate legacy events as the cause, I created new events for each, but kept the old ones just in case. They’ve been deleted now for a week or two.
Thanks!
Terri ZYep – second time the reply posted properly.
Another bit of info – previously, I was getting exclusions only on one of my two recurring classes. Now, I’m seeing them on both…but only three on the one class have been registered so far, and I put in those changes to Recurrence_Meta.php on 11/24 so I’m a little baffled.
Class #1 was created on 10/20 and now has exclusions every day from 10/23 to 10/31, a total of 9. (I believe this was the class I had previously been getting exclusions on but not sure. Also not sure if that is important. I had deleted all the previously-generated exclusions when I edited the Recurrence_Meta.php file as instructed. That’s 7 days so it doesn’t line up with the number of exclusions, which is a little strange.)
Class #2 was created on 10/28 and now has exclusions every day from 10/29 to 10/31 (for a total of 3).
Yikes. I wrote up a whole reply to this and it never posted. This has happened to me before…there must be an extra step to posting somewhere that I’ve been missing!
Unfortunately:
– I’m still getting the error message logged in my error_log file:[30-Nov-2015 05:19:11 UTC] PHP Warning: strtotime() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/soloentr/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/src/Tribe/Recurrence_Meta.php on line 1078
Line 1078 is:
$excluded = array_map( ‘strtotime’, $excluded_dates );
– I’m still seeing an exclusion generated, overnight, but now it’s for the day 30 days prior. I.e., last night it generated an exclusion for 10/31.
– In error_log, there is an increasing number of errors each day – I haven’t counted, but previously it was one for each exclusion that exists.
Sorry I don’t have better news.
P.S.- now I see why stuff isn’t getting posted – I click submit, but it gives me an orange error message saying “ERROR: Are you sure you wanted to do that.” it refreshes the whole page, so I only see the error if I scroll down. If this P.S. is here, it means it went through on the second try…
