avoid 00:00 if end of an event is unknown

[Anonymous]

Using the starttime again leads to strange display
e.g. 18:00 18:00 shows 18: 18: instead of 18:00 only one time ..

Thanks
Didi

[Franky]

See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24 for the use of conditional tags for this:

 [eme_if tag="#ESCj #ESCM #ESCY" value="#ESC@j #ESC@M #ESC@Y"] The start and end date of this event is the same, so just showing start: #j #M #Y [/eme_if]

For all date/time placeholders: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25

The next version of EME will also allow for this:

 [eme_if tag="#_STARTDATE" value="#_ENDDATE"] The start and end date of this event is the same, so just showing start: #_STARTDATE [/eme_if]

[Anonymous]

Thanks, Franky.

This

<li><b>#D  #j. #M #Y - #H:#i Uhr - #@H:#@i Uhr</b><br> #_LINKEDNAME <br><i>Wo?</i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; #_LOCATIONNAME; #_TOWN; #_ADDRESS; <p>#_NOTES</p>
[eme_if tag="#ESCj #ESCM #ESCY #ESCH #ESCi" value="#ESC@j #ESC@M #ESC@Y #ESC@H #ESC@i"] The start and end date of this event is the same, so just showing start: #j #M #Y #H #i[/eme_if]

in the list doesn’t work – where is the mistake?

Have a look:
http://www.umwelttisch.de/?page_id=109&calendar_day=2014-08-19

Thank you
Didi

[Franky]

Please send me an admin account so I can check for myself. Also: there’s a bug in the current version of EME that prevents updated events to have the end time the same as the start time (fixed in the next version).

[Franky]

You are comparing the beginning and end date and time, but the dates differ (in fact due to the bug in the current version I mentioned above), so it is logical it doesn’t work.
The fix for that is here (will be in the next version):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/956729/events-made-easy/trunk
After that, you can edit the event and set the correct end date again, then everything should work ok.

[Anonymous]

now I solved the problem thanks!
Didi

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