jjk697

@irvingbos Thank you! That did the trick. On the Edit Calendar page in Settings under Advanced I changed it to Custom/UTC-10 for U.S. Central time (It should be UTC-5). But now I have the correct times.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by jjk697. Reason: format

@irvingbos – can you let us know how you forced the timezone to trick the calendar? I’m experienced in wordpress and php, but still have not found how to do it.

Same problem.

PHP default timezone was changed after WordPress loading by a date_default_timezone_set() function call. This interferes with correct calculations of dates and times.

I have the same issue. It was working fine until a day or two ago, now all times are off 6 hours and changing timezones/offsets has no effect. Unfortunately, I think this plugin is not supported anymore. If you find a solution, please post here. I will also be looking for a solution.

Here are my plugins:

Duplicator Version 1.3.16
Easy Table Version 1.8
Huge IT Lightbox Version 2.1.0
Image Widget Version 4.4.7
Nav Menu Roles Version 1.9.3
PayPal Donations Version 1.9.5
Per page head Version 1.4.2
Postman SMTP Version 1.7.2
Print, PDF & Email by PrintFriendly Version 3.14.6
Really Simple SSL Version 3.2.3
WP Google Maps Version 7.11.35

Quite a snide and unprofessional reply, but to answer the question for you, there are many ways developers can make such a transition.

For example, grandfather in past loyal customers in some way. Perhaps when you’re transitioning to the new format give a warning and two months for current consumers to pay a one time fee.

I tried these. The issue for me is that once we leave the website, I don’t have a way to get the user id to then save the postmeta data to the usermeta (the session expires).

I suppose this is of my own making since I intercept the woocommerce process to assign my own roles based on what customers buy, thus all my customer numbers in the postmeta for an order are not set (so I can’t $order->get_user()).

I’ll still be looking to see if there is a place to hook in after the checkout form is submitted, but before the redirection to the paypal site.

Thanks for all your help Caleb!

Thanks for the reply!

I was just working on that solution (putting it in a custom thank you page). The problem I ran into was people who paid via paypal and then never returned to the store and thus did not trigger the thank you page.

I can’t use an auto return because I use the paypal account for several different store fronts that return to different places.

There must be somewhere the form data from checkout is written before we leave for the paypal site.

The file is in wp-includes and is called just logcurl. I guess that partially solves the mystery since it shouldn’t be there!

I’ll consider this a rogue file and investigate further.

I’m using whynopadlock to check for site insecurities and I get:

Insecure URL: https://none/

To be fair, I’m only assuming it’s from wp-includes/logcurl because when I grep my entire directory for “//none”, it is the only file that contains the string.

That’s fantastic! Thanks so much.

Just adding this for future readers…

Thanks for setting me on the right path. It is mostly a matter of styling being stripped out. Unfortunately, I don’t have the authority to change how they do the Constant Contact emails and the people who do don’t want to do the custom editing required to put style information inline.

However, the main problem for me was due to this line in the html:

<td class="HideInMobile" colspan="1" rowspan="1"><img src="https://static.ctctcdn.com/letters/images/1101116784221/S.gif" alt="" height="5" hspace="0" vspace="0" width="1" border="0"></td>

It inserts a huge gray box into the table that destroys everything.

So just add in your own style sheet:

.HideInMobile { display: none; }

and everything is at least visible, just ugly because of many nested tables. Next I need to find where in Postie to catch these emails and strip away all these outer tables…

Hi, I did send a test newsletter title: test newsletter from jjk697

Unfortunately, I couldn’t duplicate your error. Make sure you’re using the newest WordPress version and newest plugin version. Fill out all the appropriate new event fields before you save it.

If that doesn’t work, maybe the developer can help. Sorry I can’t be of more assistance.

Hi,
Can you clarify? What do you mean by “adding new i”?