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I’m starting a new post to avoid confusion with the earlier post. Hope that meets protocol. My problem was not resolved. Let me clarify: I’m using table_display.php. By default it uses a 24 hour clock for start times. The admin time format in WordPress/Expresso is already set to a 12 hour clock. How can I display a 12 hour start time? I found this on the wiki and it worked great showing the date, but when I modify to time code format, it displays 12:00 for my events scheduled for 5:00pm. It always reports 12:00. I am not a php programmer, but have worked in and around LAMP apps for 15 years. I follow instructions well, but don’t understand things like “undeclared function”. thanks
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There isn’t a simple solution to what you are trying to do. This is because, in any given event there could be 1 time or 3 times or 10. The times are stored in an array, which means to display a time other than the default time that displays, you’d need to call that array value specifically. But since you don’t know (and can’t know, more specifically) what that value will be, or how many values there are for any given event — at least without of a lot more php code and sql queries — you really have no way of displaying a list of all possible times. Rather than futzing around with the dates and times that are being pulled from the database, you could just add that information to the Event Meta for that event. Set your meta key to something like ‘event_time_list’ and the value would be something like this:
Then in your template file do
That should get you where you want to go.
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