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Pam Patterson
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October 5, 2014 at 1:04 pm
Wordpress 4.0
Event Espresso 3.1.36.5.P
We are having an issue where if you create a recurring event and set it to monthly, it only works up to 11 months. If you set it past one year, the event fails to show up more than once. I was wondering if it was specific to our install or if anyone else is seeing this behavior.
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Tony
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October 6, 2014 at 3:37 am
Hi Pam,
Can you tell me the dates you are using for both the ‘Event Date/Time’ sections and the ‘Recurring Events Manager’ section please?
A screenshot if fine it that is easier. (You’ll need to host the image and post a link here if that is the case)
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Pam Patterson
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October 8, 2014 at 6:51 pm
Hi Tony,
Registration Start 2014-10-07
Registration End 2014-10-30
Event Start Date 2014-10-31
Event End Date2014-10-31
no times added for either
Recurring event: yes
First Event Date: 2014-10-31
First Event End Date 2014-10-31
Laste Event Date 2015-10-31
Repeat Monthly
Repeat by Day of Month
There will only be one event in the recurrence projection.
If I set the Last Event Date to 2015-09-31 I get 12 occurrences as expected.
It seems to break when I go past one year of monthly occurrences
Thank you!
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Tony
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October 9, 2014 at 8:55 am
Hi Pam,
I can confirm this happens with the current version of the Recurring Events Manager Add-on.
However if you sign up to our Pre-Release Channel you will find an updated version of REM that includes a fix for this. That version is currently under testing but includes multiple fixes, one of which fixes the issue you are currently seeing.
To use the Pre-Release version you’ll need to de-activate and delete the current version of the REM you have installed, downloaded the PR version and then upload and activate that version within Plugins.
Once the next version of REM is released (which will include the fixes within the PR version) you will need to manually update, as the PR version do not auto update. The steps are the same as above, only this time, you are uploading the release version, rather then PR.
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