I think this problem was caused by some recent updates to the plugin.<\/p>\n
In the “this week” archive:
\nhttp:\/\/nysci.wpengine.com\/events\/week\/<\/p>\n
There are some past events showing up and they’re all showing the date May 15, even though that’s not their date. Let’s look at one example: GingerBread Lane House Giveaway
\nhttp:\/\/nysci.wpengine.com\/event\/gingerbread-lane-house-giveaway\/2017-05-15\/
\nDon’t let the URL fool you! The date of this event is Jan 12 2014. If you look at the event edit screen (attached) you’ll see that it is a one day event that was created in July 2013. But it has some new fields in it that weren’t even available back then.<\/p>\n
So this event has an event date of a single day, Jan 12 2014, but then it\u2019s listed as repeating daily until Jan 12 2014 (the same day) with two exclusions of two dates in March 2015 when it doesn\u2019t occur. Clearly not something that was intentionally set up by a person (especially since, I think, these fields weren’t available in TEC in 2013). Plus, no one has edited this event recently. Somehow the data got corrupted?<\/p>\n
The weird dates on the back-end are curious, but the fact that it is showing up in “this week” is problematic. The two exclusion dates are May 15 and May 16, so maybe that is why they are showing up? But those were dates in 2015. AND they weren’t input by a person!<\/p>\n
(If you look at this after May 21, I think the problem won’t show up, but you can jump to this particular week using http:\/\/nysci.wpengine.com\/events\/week\/2017-05-15\/ )<\/p>\n
So the questions are:
\n1. Why are these events showing up when they are in the past?
\n2. How did the data for these events get corrupted like this?<\/p>\n
Thanks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1285890","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n