End date incorrect

Hello make sure that the time on your WordPress site in the admin panel is set up correctly. Sometimes users forget about this part and puts off some plugins with time synchronization.

Kind regards

mbrsolution,

Thank you for your response. I set up the time in my WordPress admin panel to correspond with my location, which is Los Angeles, CA. I don’t see anything else that needs to be set up, but I’m still seeing that the calendar adds an extra day to all day events that span several days.

I think it has to do with the fact that the “day” starts at 12 a.m. and ends at 12 a.m. the next day (instead of 11:59 p.m. of the same day). That’s just my guess. Any ideas as to why else this might happen and how to fix it?

Thanks!

Sorry. The reason I offered the conjecture above is that when I set specific times for an event, the calendar is able to display the right end date.

For example, I created an event that began on March 22 at 12 a.m. and ended on March 24 at 11:59 p.m. When I checked the calendar and the event detail page, the dates were correct.

But when I checked “all day event” and just listed the start and end dates as March 22 and March 24, the calendar & event detail page both showed the end date as March 25.

Hello which version of the All-in-One Event Calendar are you running ?

Version 1.9.5-standard.

Hello make sure that the setup on your WordPress admin panel is set to either 12 hours or 24 hours and make sure that the All-in-One Event Calendar is set exactly the same. If the time is set correctly on both your WordPress admin panel and All-in-One Event Calendar then there might be a bug.

However make sure that you don’t have any other plugin that uses the time settings or alters the time. Also make sure that if you are using a cache plugin that it is configured correctly.

Kind regards

Hello,

Thanks for your response again.

I made sure that the setup is set to 12 hours for both, and that the week starts on Monday.

I deactivated all of my plugins except for the calendar, but still get the same incorrect end date.

Is there a solution? Or should I just give events arbitrary end times at 11:59p.m.? I’m hesitant to do that b/c I don’t want potential visitors to the event to think that that’s when it actually ends.

Thanks!

This is very strange because from what I see you are the only person with this issue unless someone else has posted another thread with the same issue. Have you check with your server administrator to make sure what the time is set up on your server? This could also cause a conflict.

Have you tested this on different browsers? Also make sure that you have deleted the cache on your browser and if you are using a cache plugin that you have deleted all cache.

Kind regards

Having the same issue.
I have the calendar on 2 different sites (Same plugin (1.9.5 standard) and wordpress (3.5.1) versions on both sites). One is having this problem, the other is not.
I think it may be a server setting issue, but I’m not sure what.

I’ve found a resolution to this problem. I have another site running All-In-One calendar, not having this problem. I thought I had 1.9.5 on both sites, but it turns out that the site working correctly is running 1.9.4.
I downgraded from 1.9.5 to 1.9.4. I also had to make edits to some of my events and refresh a calendar feed. The calendar appears to be functioning correctly now.