Paul Hartman

Anyone have any ideas how to fix this? We rolled back to version 2.0 in December.

Excellent. Thank you!

Any progress on a plugin update?

Excellent, thank you. I sent a donation. Great support!

It’s working now. I just had to be patient and wait for it to refresh. Thank you for all your help!

I edited the PHP file, but it didn’t change the display.

    // sunset sunrise.
    $sr = new DateTime();
    $sr->setTimezone( $mtz );
    $sr->setTimestamp( $weather_array['daily']['0']['sunrise'] );
    $w['sunrise'] = $sr->format( 'h:i A' );

    $ss = new DateTime();
    $ss->setTimezone( $mtz );
    $ss->setTimestamp( $weather_array['daily']['0']['sunset'] );
    $w['sunset'] = $ss->format( 'h:i A' );

https://www.lakeroland.org/
https://www.pawpoint.org/

(Scroll down to “Park Hours”.) Do I have to wait for the weather data to be refreshed?

Sorry to keep replying to myself…

Question: Is there a way to show Sunset time using AM/PM 12-hour clock rather than 24-hour clock?

And one more update: The first site is working. Thanks!

https://www.lakeroland.org/

Update: My other site that uses wp-forecast is now working. It had latitude & longitude already set correctly. I don’t know why the other site (lakeroland.org) had those empty!

https://www.pawpoint.org/

Scroll down — we are just using Sunrise/Sunset. Those are the open/close times for the park.

I didn’t have latitude & longitude set — just zip code. I guess you need that for OpenWeatherMap. I added those and the error message changed. Looks like I have to sign up for a paid plan, the basic free plan doesn’t work. I was eventually going to do that anyway in case we went over 1000 calls in a day. I think it may take a few hours for the API to be active with the new plan, I am still getting an error message but hopefully it’ll start working soon.

Here are current settings. Thank you for help!

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jxdt54vzj0dhhwxbn4r2c/wp-forecast-settings.jpg?rlkey=yqpsztmn388uitgyuhs8kp6ds&dl=0

I found it: “Date Archives” was turned off in Yoast SEO.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hq4mhnyc8r4fz7cn894s2/Archive3.jpg?rlkey=som4bkbbdix0lig1fa3n580e9&dl=0

Thank you for your help.

Click on any month in the Archives dropdown menu in the sidebar except August 2023, for example click on “July 2023”.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/w3b9p428oofilsl/Archive1.jpg?dl=0

Note that the displayed posts did not change. It should be displaying posts that were published in July but it is still displaying August posts.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8puzxyyx34zuu9m4240b5/Archive2.jpg?rlkey=6q0jct23ve0giimwr76vhzze8&dl=0

1. Click on “Select Month” under Archives in the sidebar.
2. Click on any month except the top one (August 2023). The latest posts in August 2023 are shown, not the month you picked.

I can’t figure out how to attach a screenshot JPG here. Follow the procedure above to duplicate the issue. This used to work, I know last year, but not sure when it stopped working because I don’t check it every time there’s an update (WordPress, theme, plugins). I have tried turning off caching (including Memcached) and the problem remains.

I did that. It didn’t help.

I deleted the old Archives Widget and added a new one. Still has the same problem — no matter which month I pick in the Archives dropdown list, it still shows the latest posts.