Reply to: tickets(334360)

it is possible

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Reply to: tickets(334115)

Hi,
I found the correct error location:

class-calendar-shell.php

function set_calendar_range($atts=”){

…

$DD = new DateTime(‘now’); delivers: 2023-12-17T11:12:15+00:00 | UTC | 1702811535

$DD->setTimezone( $this->cal->cal_tz ); delivers: 2023-12-17T12:12:15+01:00 | Europe/Berlin | 1702811535

// move to first day of month
$DD->modify(‘first day of this month’); –> delivers: 2023-12-01T00:00:00+01:00 | Europe/Berlin | 1701385200

…

}

Everything is looking good here. I’m using the timezone “Europe/Berlin” in WordPress.


class-calendar_generator.php

function _generate_events( $output = ‘both’, $wp_argument_additions = array()){

…

$DD = new DateTime(); delivers: 2023-12-17T11:20:09+00:00 | UTC | 1702812009

$DD->setTimezone( $this->timezone0 ); delivers: 2023-12-17T11:20:09+00:00 | UTC | 1702812009

$DD->setTimestamp( (int)$focus_start_date_range); delivers: 2023-11-30T23:00:00+00:00 | UTC | 1701385200

…

}

Here is the bug. You are using $this->timezone0, which chooses the wrong timezone. If you change

$DD->setTimezone( $this->timezone0 );

to

$DD->setTimezone( $this->timezone );

Then you will have these values, which are correct:

$DD->setTimestamp( (int)$focus_start_date_range); delivers: 2023-12-01T00:00:00+01:00 | Europe/Berlin | 1701385200

 

TL;TR:

Could you please provide a official fix for class-calendar_generator.php and change this line:

$DD->setTimezone( $this->timezone0 );

to this line

$DD->setTimezone( $this->timezone );

 

Thanks a lot.

Brian

 

Reply to: tickets(333786)

Yes I have managed to get them next to each other but I would like to add space between them so they aren’t on-top of each other and have the one button (the yes button) to be orange with white text and the other button (the no button) to be white with orange text.

Reply to: tickets(332484)

Hello,

I tried this, it changed the title and sub title but did not seem to change the “Reason for Cancelling” Text…  so I could not make the “Reason for Cancelling” Text larger or change the color…

And, it also did not make it that much easier to Read Everything through the overlay which shades out the event a little bit (which you need in order to read the Event Status Text of Cancelled)…

Is there also a way to modify the Overlay Color and/or the Opacity of the Overlay so that it might be easier to read the Event Title and ‘Reason for Cancelling” Text?

Thank you!

Reply to: tickets(333983)

I discovered the issue is due to the elementor ” background image set to “contain”.  Is there a way to resolve this? Thank you.

Reply to: tickets(333951)

Hi there,
The reason the troubleshooting feature isn’t working is due to a security plugin we use that changes the url pathway to hide the name of the plugins we’re using. I have disabled the plugin so that you can resume the troubleshooting process. Thank you.

Reply to: tickets(334115)

Hi,

I think I found the issue. Please take a look into this:

class-calendar_generator.php

function _generate_events( $output = ‘both’, $wp_argument_additions = array()){

…

$DD = new DateTime(); –> delivers: 2023-12-16 17:50:00

$DD->setTimezone( $this->timezone0 ); –> delivers: 2023-12-16 17:50:00

$DD->setTimestamp( (int)$focus_start_date_range); –> delivers: 2023-11-30 23:00:00

…

}

==> The wrong date “2023-11-30” comes from “$focus_start_date_range”

class-calendar-shell.php

function set_calendar_range($atts=”){

…

// move to first day of month
$DD->modify(‘first day of this month’); –> delivers: 2023-12-01 00:00:00

// set event fetching range
$_start = $DD->format(‘U’); –> delivers: 1701385200 which means “2023-11-30 23:00:00”

$this->cal->_update_sc_args(‘focus_start_date_range’, $_start);
…

}

==> “$focus_start_date_range” comes from “$DD->format(‘U’);”

 

The Question is, how solve this? I would be very grateful for help here.

I am using Eventon Lite “Version 2.2.5”

Thanks Brian