We’ve noticed a problem with some of our recurring events, where the event time for some events is an hour off.<\/p>\n
(I believe it’s a similar problem to this: https:\/\/theeventscalendar.com\/support\/forums\/topic\/times-differ-in-back-end-on-and-on-site\/ )<\/p>\n
In the current instance of this problem, it coincides with the switch back to GMT at the end of British summer time – all the events after the end of October are an hour later. These events have just been created – in an earlier instance of this problem, the time was displaying an hour earlier, and as far as I know, the events were created as well as taking place during BST – unfortunately I can’t pin down more details of these as we just took the events out of the sequence when we noticed the problem. Events created now but which only take place after the time change don’t seem to be affected.<\/p>\n
When we take events out of the series, the time for those events is an hour later on the edit screen (before editing) – presumably if we edit the ‘upcoming events’ for that series after the time change, we can change the time for all of those events, but as this creates a new series I’d rather find a fix – it’s confusing enough having ‘special’ instances of the event removed from the series…<\/p>\n
We didn’t have the timezone settings enabled (as all our events are in the same timezone) – I’ve now enabled this, but it hasn’t made a difference – recurring events created over the time change still have the wrong time. Our website has always been set to London time, but the server (we’re on shared hosting) is very likely on UTC – I know this has caused confusion with a Drupal installation we have, but I haven’t noticed it affecting WP before. I also haven’t been able to reproduce the error on our test installation on the same server.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1151983","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n