Eran Miller

What version of WordPress are you using – timezone selection by city has been available for a while. (https://en.blog.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/set-your-blogs-timezone-by-city/).

Firstly, this is how WordPress built-in location selection is designed, and is ensures automatic daylight savings adjustments as needed.

Secondly, language is insufficient for selecting location (i.e. French is spoken in France and Canada, two very different timezones).

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-ajax-event-calendar-no-event-on-31st-of-december

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-ajax-event-calendar-i-cant-delete-and-modify-event-data?replies=6

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-ajax-event-calendar-i-cant-delete-and-modify-event-data?replies=6#post-2714023

These issues are related:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-ajax-event-calendar-i-cant-delete-and-modify-event-data?replies=6#post-2714023

Given the numerous accounts of this issue, I tried several times to recreate this issue, and finally managed to reproduce the issue on a new test site, only on the initial visit – all subsequent visits worked. So I’m not really certain of the cause, but I have updated one of the javascript files on a hunch and if someone here is comfortable updating files via FTP, this could fix the issue.

1. Confirm that you are using Ajax Event Calendar 1.0.1
2. Download this file right click this link and select “Save Link As…” to Download
3. Disable the calendar plugin
4. Upload/Overwrite via ftp the jquery.init_admin_calendar.js file above and place it in the …/wp-content/plugins/ajax-event-calendar/js folder on your blog
5. Restart the calendar plugin
6. Test the form functionality – you may need to (press CTRL+F5 – to clear the browser cache) if it doesn’t work the first time.

Either way, let me know how it works for you.
If it works I’ll post a plugin update so that everyone using IE can benefit.

For Future Reference…
I entrust support of this forum to the good samaritans of the WordPress community, because I simply do not have the time. If you have questions about implementation, theme customization, javascript conflicts, etc – read the FAQ or ask someone here.

If you have an issue that is NOT specific to your theme/other plugin integration, such issues are supported in the following way: To properly be considered, all feature requests and bugs must be submitted to the issue tracker as indicated in the FAQ and the submission form.

Issue Tracker

To follow the progress of this particular issue, use this link
https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/issues/detail?id=264

The issue is caused by the theme style, which is why I suggested the style troubleshooting tips – given all the available WordPress themes that can be downloaded, and the amount of time it takes to investigate css code, that is the level of help I am willing to offer freely.

The FAQ contains tips on finding and adjusting theme style conflicts.

Thank you for your feedback.

To properly be considered, all feature requests should be submitted to the issue tracker, with as much detail as possible about what the feature does, how it will be used, and why it will improve the plugin.

Search for .aec-repeating in the custom.css and you’ll find the styles you’re looking for.

@jason: please post here when you figure it out. Thanks.

I just checked your site, as a user who is not logged-in, and I can see your events. I’m glad you figured it out.

I was unaware of this issue prior to this minute, so I do not have a resolution. The FAQ for the AEC contains troubleshooting tips for plugin/theme conflicts. If you determine the cause of the conflict is the AEC, please submit the information to the issue tracker https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/issues/list

Thanks
Eran

That’s a very broad question that could only be determined after investigation of the theme and any installed plugins code. Search for “WordPress theme developers” in your favorite search engine and you should find what you’re looking for.

1) If you don’t want the “all day” default, use the week (or day) view to enter events. There is an open feature request that would add functionality that allows users to set week (or day) as the default view for event editing: https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/issues/detail?id=148
2) This feature request is https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/issues/detail?id=11

You can track the progress of these feature requests in the issue tracker links above. To express you interest in these features you should mark the “star” beside the issue number – DO NOT post a “me too” message, those are not counted in the tally.

Thanks for your feedback.