Major Bug in monthly view !

  • We came across something that we think is a major bug in All-in-One Event Calendar:

    When a multi-day event is added (say: 7 days), it shows correctly in the “week” view but is cut down to an incorrect shorter length of days in the “month” view.

    Here a screenshot of an event from Sept. 19th-26.:
    https://www.swiftease.de/download/bug.jpg

    This error is reproducable.

    Please confirm and inform when this will be fixed.
    Thank you!

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by stewagner.
    • This topic was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by stewagner.
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  • I just entered a test multi-day event with those dates on an All-in-One Event Calendar and it’s displaying properly in all views. It might help if you give a step-by-step sequence that others could follow to try to reproduce the error. I clicked to add a new event, selected the “All-day event” option, set the dates to 19-26 September 2019 and saved. Then I viewed both the Week and Month views for that time period (I have the default view for Desktop set to Month) and it appeared correctly.

    Thread Starter stewagner

    (@stewagner)

    Hello David,

    I simply add an event, set it to “full day” and edit start and end date.
    That’s it.

    Here a screenshot of a new event, again skipping two days:

    https://www.swiftease.de/download/shot2.jpg

    Best regards,
    Steffen

    Thanks for the test, Steffen, but when I do the same thing, it’s not happening to me. You might need to do some troubleshooting, first disabling all other plugins temporarily, and then executing a similar test.

    I’m not an All-in-One Event Calendar expert, and am having some unrelated problems, such as using Google Maps and the subscription feature to my personal Google Calendar.

    Thread Starter stewagner

    (@stewagner)

    Sorry, it is the fault of the Theme (enfold).

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