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No worries.

Changing the following should work.

File: ec_js.class.php
Line: 158
Change:

$linktopost = isset($e->postID) && !empty($e->postID) ? get_permalink( $e->postID ) : '';

To:

$linktopost = 'https://domain.com/events/';

I replied to you contact form submission. See if that does it and let me know.

File: ec_js.class.php
Line: 172
Change:
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if (!is_null($startTime) && ($startTime != '')) {

To:

if (!is_null($startTime) && ($startTime != '') && !($startTime == '00:00:00' && $endTime == '00:00:00')) {

Not sure what you mean by police.

OK, looking the only problem is going to be is when you haev multiple events on the same day. If this is not going to be an issue, then you can do the following.

File: ec_js.class.php
Lines: 141-143
Change:

$lastDay = date('t', mktime(0, 0, 0, $month, 1, $year));

for ($day = 1; $day <= $lastDay; $day++) {

To:

$lastDay = date('t', mktime(0, 0, 0, $month, 1, $year));
$linktopost = '';
for ($day = 1; $day <= $lastDay; $day++) {

File: ec_js.class.php
Lines: 157-159
Change:

$endTime = isset($e->eventEndTime) ? $e->eventEndTime : '';

$output .= '<li class="EC-tt-widget-day-event-title">'.$title.'</li>';

To:

$endTime = isset($e->eventEndTime) ? $e->eventEndTime : '';
$linktopost = isset($e->postID) && !empty($e->postID) ? get_permalink( $e->postID ) : '';
$output .= '<li class="EC-tt-widget-day-event-title">'.$title.'</li>';

File: ec_js.class.php
Lines: 263
Change:

tb_show(	"<?php echo $date_show; ?>", "<?php bloginfo('siteurl');?>?EC_view=day&EC_month=<?php echo $month;?>&EC_day=<?php echo $day;?>&EC_year=<?php echo trim($year);?>&TB_iframe=true&width=<?php echo $tbw;?>&height=<?php echo $tbh;?>", false);

To:

<?php if($linktopost == '') {?>
tb_show(	"<?php echo $date_show; ?>", "<?php bloginfo('siteurl');?>?EC_view=day&EC_month=<?php echo $month;?>&EC_day=<?php echo $day;?>&EC_year=<?php echo trim($year);?>&TB_iframe=true&width=<?php echo $tbw;?>&height=<?php echo $tbh;?>", false);
<?php }else{?>
window.location.href = '<?php echo $linktopost;?>';
<?php }?>

If you have more than one event on a day, this will cause the click to link to the first event for the day.

Also, if there is not post for the event the thickbox will still popup.

You can copy the code for the whole file from here.

Hopefully this will get you by until the new version is released.

I have not come across that at all. Could you post exactly what you did to encounter this problem. You can send me the information through my contact form if you would prefer.

I am assuming this is a JavaScript conflict of some sort. Could you send me your site address through my contact form.

Time zone should be picked up from the WordPress General Settings.

Not yet, I didn’t get the requested information. If you would like you can send me yours.

File: ec_calendar.class.php
Line: 160

Change:
. $event->eventTitle . '</a>';
To:
. '<br />' . $event->eventTitle . '</a>';

I am not exactly sure what you mean. Not sure which part needs line break. Can you send me a screenshot or the address to site. You can post it here or use the contact form on my site.

Hopefully this month.

I will look into this. It might not be something that comes right a way, but I’ll see what I can do.

This is the way it was built, but it will be changed in the next version. I said that earlier. I am not performing any custom work right now, but I’m sure if you are doing websites for clients you might be able to figure out a work around. Possibly another plugin. Or just inform your client you are charging them for work that you got for free from an open source market and don’t know how to fix it.

It’s defaulting to am because military time is not being used. For example, 2:00pm is 14:00