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tkristiansen
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August 31, 2012 at 5:34 am
When I set up an event, the only way I can make it active when it should be active is by typing in the date manually with the american date format (mm/dd/yyyy), this is very confusing for users and I really don’t want to have to ask our clients to type the month before the day.
If i use the calendar tool to pick the date it outputs it in the format specified in WP-settings “31. August 2012”, but this does not seem to work with Event Espresso (often the date is also cut off at the end).
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Garth
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September 2, 2012 at 11:05 am
What version of Event Espresso are you using? I don’t think this is a known bug.
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tkristiansen
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September 3, 2012 at 12:36 am
The installed version is: 3.1.26.P Screenshot bellow showing the issue. When I set the date it cuts off part of the date and believes it to be the year 201 instead of 2012
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tkristiansen
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September 3, 2012 at 1:21 am
Link to screenshot: http://twitpic.com/aqm6wi
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tkristiansen
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September 4, 2012 at 6:58 am
I’ve had a look in the database in table wp_events_detail and there the dates are saved as plain text. I tried increasing the character limit from 15 to 25 and this solved the problem of dates beeing cut off, but I still need to format my dates in the american format (mm/dd/yyyy) for the events to be accurately set to active/inactive. This “hack” does not however work with the event-list widget, where no events are outputted unless I choose to show inactive.
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tkristiansen
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September 4, 2012 at 8:28 am
Turns out the culprit was another (and very badly written) plugin (Events Planner) which added it’s JavaScript file on all pages in the admin interface. In this JS-file the same selector as Event Espresso uses (“.datepicker”) was used to set up a jquery UI datepicker but with a different dateformat. This meant that the dateformat inserted into the event espresso database was incorrect and so made the plugin not work.
Sorry for the inconvenience folks. Hopefully this save a few hours of frustration for anyone else who has to migrate a live site with Events Planner to Event Espresso. Tip: If you can’t uninstall Events Planner before Event Espresso i up change the date format in plugins / events-planner / js / events-planner.js on line 446.
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