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Hi Jes,
Thanks for your assistance.

There is no translation plugin installed.
We have tried:
1) deactivating / activating The Events Calendar 6.6.3
2) re-setting the site language to “Italian”
No change.

We have not encountered the same issue with other plugins.
We would like to try to downgrade to version 6.6.2
Do you think this is a good idea?

Maybe I didn’t explain myself.
The problem is not that there is no “Italy”, the bug is that the list is all in English: there is “Italy”, but not “Italia”, just to be clear.
All the countries are in English and in the Venues tabs (more than 8,000!), in the field where there was “Italia” now there is nothing, it is empty.

Sure!
(On the site you can only notice the lack of “Italy” next to the address of the newly inserted Venues)
Here is the administrative part:

Sorry: latest_ecp_version = 6.6.3

It works! Thanks!

For those who, like me, publish over twenty articles a day, inserting links (“open in new tab”) becomes a four times onerous operation: insert link, confirm, modify link, advanced, new tab.
It does not make sense

Hi Niall Madhoo,
thank you for your quick answer.

While waiting for the update, we will follow your advice.

Thanks, Marius!

Look now, please.
We have restored the original format.
(it was unthinkable to the public!)

The date is set in the General Settings and in the setup of The Events Calendar plugin
(same error)

Images here:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SHm1EkDzYuwdfROsCF0yY0IQ-_II5-4h

https://drive.google.com/open?id=15Hw97_jXlXGf9a8oQfceydxRZ9fgAWyF

Hi @anlino
for Italian, the problem has been partially solved.
In the format “l j F Y” (where “l” is the lower case of “L”) the day of the week is displayed in all lowercase.
(for example: “martedì” instead of “Martedì”)

I confirm. Same problem in Italian

Grazie nicola7!
Seguo quella discussione

PHP version 7.0

Ops!
I’m wrong
also delete this message, thank you!

Sorry

Thanks Jeroen!