Augustin_Zidek

I think the problem is slightly different, let me try to explain:

1) The system has date D stored in a database.
2) User loads the event page. D gets changed to D' = locale(D) and then it is displayed.
3) User modifies the event page and clicks “Publish”.
4a) If the locale is English, i.e. D' = D, then everything is OK.
4b) If locale is non-English, e.g. D' != D, then D' is considered to be an error input and D is set to today’s date.

Hence to produce the bug the user doesn’t have to open the date picker, or do anything with the date at all.

Therefore to solve the problem, there are two possibilities how to do it:
A) When displaying the date, don’t use the system locale to display it. Display it in the English default locale. (this is, however, more a workaround than a solution)
B) When parsing the date, use IntlDateFormatter::getPattern to parse it in, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22737272/php-get-locale-specific-date-format

I believe both A or B should be quite simple to do, I am willing to help.

Seems to work fine. Thank you very much!

Sorry, I have been busy in the past few days and I haven’t managed to test it. I will try to do it ASAP and I will let you know.

I think I found a solution:

Add display: inline-block; vertical-align:top; into the quick-event-manager-custom.css, i.e. the first line of the file changes into:

.qem {width:100%;margin: 0 0 20px 0; display: inline-block; vertical-align:top;}

This works also when the links are disabled. Could you please check if this works in other themes as well?

Works fine there.

I removed it and the problem persists. I think I know what causes the problem but I can’t find it in the code.

The issue is that the first event in the widget is aligned correctly. But the next one will be vertically always aligned after the contents of the main page (i.e. see how the vertical length of the widget changes if you go to different pages with different lengths).

I think that this is somehow caused by the clear property, see for more details.

I did it, it got better, but not completely. See the web.

The problem still persists. I will leave it broken for the next 10 minutes so that you can have a look at it. See https://www.monikazidkova.eu
Could you tell me once you have seen it, so I can revert it to the working version?

No problem at all, I am happy to help you testing it.

If you want to try it with my theme, I am using zeeDynamic Theme.

I installed the version you provided and the situation is even worse:
Broken content: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52098652/Broken1.PNG
This is how it’s supposed to look: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52098652/OK1.PNG
Broken widget (again second entry aligned after the content of the main page): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52098652/Broken2.PNG

It got caught by a spam filter for some reason, I’ve got it now. Many thanks. I will test it and let you know.

Thanks! Did you send it via email? Because I haven’t received anything.

Hi,

the site is https://www.monikazidkova.eu.

Here are the screenshots with the problem:
Broken (i.e. links to the event are disabled): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52098652/Broken.PNG
Working (i.e. links to the events are enabled): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52098652/Working.PNG

Hi,

wow, that is great. There is however a problem with this solution: If you disable the option to have links to the event in the widget, then the formatting gets corrupt. Maybe it should be replaced with clear:left or clear:right.

The solution to your problem might be here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/mysql-errors-5?replies=6