Timezone and first available timeslot issue

Hi,

I think I’m experiencing an issue with the timezone in this plugin.
I have set up the plugin to have an offset of +1 day when choosing a date and time. However, when the clock strikes 00:00 midnight and it’s timewise the next day, I can still choose a timeslot for the same day. Only after 2 hours and 6 minutes at 02:06, it seems to have corrected itself and only allow a timeslot for the next day.

This behaviour can be seen in this Gyazo screenshot: Gyazo.
As seen in the screenshot, the time currently is 02:01 (top right screenshot) in the night of 26 may. So since it’s already past midnight, the plugin should not allow me to pick a timeslot for the 26 may, but instead should only allow me a timeslot for 27 may as it is configured to only show times +1 day.

This is the case literally 5 mins later at 02:06 of 26 may. See clock and date on the right in the screenshot below. The plugin corrected itself and now only shows a timeslot available for 27 may. See Gyazo screenshot: Gyazo.
This seems to be a timezone issue or something else. It takes approximately 2 hours and 5 minutes past midnight (02:05 am ish) for the plugin to correct itself.

This issue only happens with this plugin. The timezone of my site is correctly set to Amsterdam timezone. Every other plugin etc utilize this timezone correctly.

Another issue I have is something which can be seen in both Gyazo screenshots above. When you first click the input field and the date/time widget shows, it automatically fills in the first available date and timeslot. However the timeslot it puts in is not even a timeslot that can be chosen from the time slider on the right.
The plugin automatically puts 00:00 everytime in as first available timeslot, which is not how it should be. It should put in 10:00 automatically as first available timeslot, as that is the first timeslot to choose from in the time slider on the right.

I hope you can have a look into these 2 issues and perhaps fix them.
It would be much appreciated! Looking forward to your reply.
Thanks in advance.

With kind regards,

CoreTechd

• This topic was modified 5 years ago by coretechd.