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Hello,

Unfortunately, this option isn’t available at the moment. However please create a new ticket and select Feature Request as category so others can vote on your idea and get it moved into development faster.

This code change will be included in the next update.

We are glad your issue is resolved, if you have any further questions or concerns please create a new ticket.

We are glad your issue is resolved, if you have any further questions or concerns please create a new ticket.

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Ashan,

You cannot change any of these on dev2 as well:

https://dev2.myeventon.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=50800&action=edit

Hello,

Thank you for your messages, I am going to assign this ticket to Ashan and he will be able to take it from here and find you a solution. Please allow some time for him to get back to you, we greatly appreciate your patience and thank you for being a eventon customer! Also please disable any IP blocking on your site if there are any.

hello, it wasn’t showing it as a separate field, it was showing it inside the description, can it be shown again?

Nice – done.

Thanks!

Thank you very much. Yes, that solved the problem.
Is this manual change update-safe? Or is there a risk that in case of an Eventon-update the file will be overwritten and the same problems will occur again?

Please reply within 48 hours.

In the file, I have an event at 7:00 (UTC), which I need to display as 9:00 (local time). Whatever the event processing time zone method, the event is imported as 7:00 (UTC). As written in the title of the ticket, the processing time zone method has no effect at all. My WordPress as well as my EventOn default time zone is UTC+2. Enabling “Use UTC offset time globally on calendars” from EventOn does not help, since the displayed time is still 7:00 and not 9:00.