Reply to: tickets(312070)

Yes.

Of course, as long as I have this problem, after every test I put it back to 7.4 so visitors can still view the calendar, which is the main purpose of the website.

Reply to: tickets(371794)

Hi Ashan,
ok, the end date now shows correctly in the frontend.

However the event hours are still not shown correctly in outlook, it seems the timezone is not applied correctly? (Screenshot ID: 14045)

thx,

Axel

Reply to: tickets(371800)

And if you provide them access to a page with “RSVP – User RSVP Manager”?

[evo_rsvp_manager]

This way they can see all of their RSVPs and change them from the same page.

I am not doing a workaround. I am not fiddling with my browser settings or opening a new window. This should be done correctly via the application. Why do users have to do workarounds?

Usually when something needs to be changed by admin, it should be done through the back-end (WordPress’s UX). EventON allows you to change RSVP from the event itself but if you are logged-in then you can only change it as yourself and not as a different user, so you must be a guest to make the change. Please create a new featured request, so we can add this in the future.

Reply to: tickets(372166)

I added the code to

https://omicron.net.au/wp-admin/theme-editor.php?file=functions.php&theme=Avada-Child-Theme

Please follow this guide on how to use PHP Date/Time format:

https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.format.php