mr2808
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] trash-past-eventsIt works. Thanks for your help!
Hi @ooivan
Thanks. It works again. Thanks, Michael.
Well, it is hard to reproduce the issue. Since change from Daylight Saving Time to Winter Time, it does not occur anymore. But maybe it has to do with another issue. In wp_postmeta you store funny things in em_end_date and em_start_date. The date is correct, but the time of the timestamp is the modification time 😉
Example: Event starts on 27.11.2025 at 09:00 PM and end on 27.11.2025 at 10:00 PM. I modified the post at 20.11.2025 at 00:25.
In wp_postmeta I find these timestamps:
em_start_date 1764203104 (=GMT Thu Nov 27 2025 00:25:04 GMT+0000)
em_start_date_time 1764277200 (=GMT Thu Nov 27 2025 21:00:00 GMT+0000)
em_end_date 1764203104 (=GMT Thu Nov 27 2025 00:25:04 GMT+0000)
em_end_date_time 1764280800 (=GMT Thu Nov 27 2025 22:00:00 GMT+0000)So em_start_date and em_end_date are a mix of the event date and the modification time of the event which is definitely a bug.
em_start_date_time and em_end_date_time are correct.
For em_start_date and em_end_date I would expect in this case the timestamp 1764201600 (GMT=Thu Nov 27 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000) or even better em_start_date 1764201600 (GMT=Thu Nov 27 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000) and em_end_date 1764287999 (GMT=Thu Nov 27 2025 23:59:59 GMT+0000).
Regards,
MichaelNext news:
Today, 2 events for the new day have not come up with shortcode
[em_events view="square_grid" show="30" upcoming="1" disable_filter="1" filter_elements="date_range,event_type" order="asc"]. After manually updating them, they came up.On the page with this shortcode they appeared before the manual update:
[em_events view="month" disable_filter="0" filter_elements="date_range,venue,performer,event_type" order="asc"].This was a Rank Math Issue, that has been resolved in Rank Math 1.0.256 [Oct 22, 2025]:
Fixed: Missing SEO score and Schema data for the first posts on the Posts list page after the last update
You can close this issue.
Cheers,
MichaelLast observation: Go to
wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=em_eventIn my event texts I have the date specified as dd/mm. Filtering e.g. for 21/10.
The first event of the list is being ignored on the page with short code
[em_events view="square_grid" show="30" upcoming="1" disable_filter="1" filter_elements="date_range,event_type" order="asc"], when a new day begins.Server and browser cache are cleared. Active version is 4.1.9.0. Also this night, upcoming events changed one hour after timezone “Canary” midnight.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [EventPrime – Events Calendar, Bookings and Tickets] Admin area time formatGo to
wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=em_event&page=ep-settingsThere you find “Frontend Time Format” with this documentation:
Time format for frontend event lists and single event pages. Admin area time format is based on your WordPress settings.
And WordPress is set to time format “H:i” (17:01) but not “g:i A” (05:01 PM).
I have the same problems. Some events are not shown, when a new day starts. I cannot give an example to reproduce the issue. It happens after midnight, that an event of the new day with start- and end-time at the new date is not shown. The solution is only a manual update. It randomly happens for some events. I could not find the reason.
Hi!
Now it works!
Thanks, Michael
Hi!
In the long text of the event (in the content editor).
Looks good now! Thanks for the fix!
It is an issue with the general time zone setting of WordPress. My WordPress is set to timezone Atlantic/Canary which is now with daylight saving UTC+1. In a test system I changed the time zone of the WordPress installation. With UTC+0 and GMT, the calendar view shows the correct event times. Switching back to UTC+1 or Atlantic/Canary, the start time is one hour after the event’s start. So there is a bug in the calendar view in relation to the time zone setting.
Hi! After removing
show="30"it worked. So it was not an issue with multidate event is in the future. 😉Thanks for your quick help!