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Jonah,
That was correct, you caught it at midnight.
I have added an event which last just 10minutes from 0005-0015. If you look again you will see it is still there. Time now is 0035 at my place.So to answer the question I have added an event today which was starting within 5minutes from adding and only lasting for 10minutes. It will show up until midnight today, eg over 23 hours.
Hi Jonah,
Did you checked the picture in the link above with the website?
Did you see the first event? What if you clicked it?
I think this might be a timezone thing. I’ve added this event 23hrs ago and it lapsed within the first hour of today but still shows when I view it. Up until our local midnight.
This is repeatable with any event I create which lapses during today, it will show until midnight and thus the date change.
Just mentioned the widget because it might be easier to debug from your side.
Anyway thanks for trying.Jonah,
Thanks for checking; also the Upcoming Events widget is wrong.
The first event is from today 0010 till 0030, it’s now 2043 and still showing (normally until midnight).
I will updat this event every night so that it will be the first and you can see it still shows. The event is called ‘Testing Hourly Event’ inside the widget (first shown).
My code is still the same as given earlier and showing the same behaviour as the widget. My code result can be found as indicated on the picture linked here http://www.weerstationmaurik.nl/Capture.JPGReporting further;
The end-time has now passed. The event is still listed as upcoming, also the “Events List Advanced Widget” is showing this event (refer sidebar bottom where I have added this widget).
If I click on the “Testing hourly event” item the single event page will be shown with the note that the event has passed (in dutch).I hope someone can give me a hand on this, either by fixing the upcoming logic or give me a clue how to add a ‘end-time’-test to the code. My code snippet is a few posts down from this one.
Jonah,
It is still not working correct. I have added an upcoming event to my site at 11:42 UTC (12:42 Local) which should go away at 13:00LT. It is still listed after that time.
my site http://www.weerstationmaurik.nl/
the event is visible in the left column with the heading “Evenementen”, first one label “testing hourly events”. If you select it you can see the end-time is passed already.
My site is running on UTC+1 hour from the WordPress settings.Jonah,
The counter is just to limit the number of results shown, you can set it at anything you want prior this code. I will try with the counter removed but doubt the results will change.
Note that I do get an output only the upcoming events are also shown when the TIME has past, eg event ends at 1500 hours it will shown until midnight of that day.I’ll have a look tomorrow, it’s now bedtime at 0100.
Hi Jonah,
Thanks for taking a look, snippet is at http://snippi.com/s/vkd79rq
