uninventiveheart

Unless this bump helps, I’ll assume silence = Option 4.

Same issue here, using WP 3.1.4 and set to PDT (stuck using PHP 5.2.4 until my boss gives the okay to kill off a Joomla 1.0 installation that has old news on it.) All events are created today, even editing past events sets them to today. I also can’t create events in the past although I have that option off in the Ajax Calendar options.

I’m running WordPress on a intranet that is closed off of WAN: I’m going to revert to the prior version of the plugin for now.

Or another lesson: if your workplace prohibits browser use outside of IE 6 by system policy or ‘kind suggestion’, when most websites start move away from using courtesy banners (like this theme uses) and migrate to posting “Go Away” catch all pages for IE 6 users, it’s the day you realize truly that your internet connection at work is completely useless compared to the one you get at home. To paraphrase Pearl Jam, “this behavior is not unique”: AOL users were unable to browse popular sites and told to ‘leave and get real internet’ back in the day.

My workplace doesn’t take umbrage to this campaign against it’s browser of choice, it’s embracing it: in addition to our content filter limiting online video and audio websites, popular websites are taking themselves out of operation in this manner. This forces us the employees to limit our internet browsing during breaks and worktime to sites that do work, which decreases every day. I imagine my workplace finally leaving XP in 2012 when extended support ends and they pry it from their cold dead fingers.

It’s different for everyone involved. Some see it as a battlefront, others as an insult. Where I work, it’s seen as the world itself doing their own IT work for them.