knireis

I just noticed that when i select the standard setting 02/06/1964 in the general settings it works ok.
Now i have to hope that the dates i use in the calendar and on other places on the website stay in the desired ’01 May 1965’format.

Sorry, i can’t get that to work either.
In the general settings I have: d-m-Y, entering a date like 02-06-1964 is being saved as 01-01-1970. I have strict setting on or off does not matter.

Hi, I tried several possibilities but none work, only thing that probably works is to change my wordpress install to english, but then all dates on the site are displayed in english…….
Just hope you’ll find a solution. Thanks for helping me sofar.

I would like to get going with the plugin. Is there a possibility to workaround the issue of the date decreasing with 1 day everytime i save the record?
Maybe just leave it in English for now and when later on the issue is solved, be able to translate to Dutch?

Would it also be possible in a future version to see stats on logged in users?

disable registration in the settings, that way ppeople don’t get the option to register but you can create a page with the register shortcode and mail the url as invitation.

Dates are now saved in correct language but there is a new issue. Everytime I select apply the date is decreased by 1 day.
For example i enter 2 juni 1964, hit apply and the record shows 1 juni 1964, hit apply again and it shows 31 mei 1964.

works fine for me, get a api token here: https://crocodoc.com/get-started/

My database could not handle to much data at once. It was a big .csv file i was importing.
By importing 10-15 rows at a time it works fine. Nice plugin

ok, that would be nice

All settings were as you suggested, but the event is removed only when the new day starts, not when the start or end time of the event has passed.

latest version shows this behavior as well

I think we’re getting close to the problem.

The general setting is as above. When i enter the date in Dutch it does not stick after submit.
When i enter it in English (20 January 2012) it sticks but it is displayed in Dutch (20 januari 2012), but submitting it again (with the date displayed in Dutch) makes the date disappear again, probably because it is in Dutch.

It does not matter if the strict date format option is set or not.

20 januari 2012 (in Dutch)

ok cool, i’ll check it out and let you know