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I noticed that every time I create an all-day event for Nov. 2-8, 2014, that it stacks two days onto Sunday.
Bug?
Image above does seem to display…
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qp2z3i69cgw7abk/Screenshot%202014-10-03%2014.44.31.png?dl=0
I just tested this based on your screenshot and data (I switched the first day of the week to Sunday too), but couldn’t reproduce this.
Can this be your template?Sorry, haven’t gotten back to this.
Still have the problem.
By template, you mean my EME template that the shortcode is using?
It seems to have something to do with Day Light Savings Time.
Whenever I create an all-day event that includes the time-change day (Spring or Fall), it produces this problem as seen in the image link above.
Another Example: An event spanning March 13-19, 2016 the calendar does not display anything on the 19th. https://www.dropbox.com/s/lqy7slgsfryonbg/Screenshot%202014-10-27%2010.18.05.png?dl=0
I just tested this: created an all day event on Oct 25, and another one on Oct 26: no issues.
What are the options you use for the eme_calendar shortcode? I tried with and without “long_events=1”, no probs whatsoever.You can always mail me an admin account, so I can take a look at your side.
This should fix the calendar: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1014929
But: in many places I used the wrong assumption that a day contains 24 hours (it can be 23, 24 or 25). So I need to fix this properly in the other files as well:
eme_events.php
eme_locations.php
eme_filters.php
eme_recurrence.phpThis will happen later, maybe I need to invest a bit more time in the PHP DateTime class …
Glad to help! Thanks for your work to fix this.
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