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Thanks royzband! I changed mine to use UTC format time setting and it fixed it for me also!

It appears this is a leap year code problem somewhere. Any dates in my schedule before 3/1/2020 appear correctly while those after that date appear 1 day too early. I think this problem only occurred for me after update to 1.0.4 – although there were WordPress updates along the way as well – so that’s another possibility. Currently running WP 5.3.2 with MF Gig Calendar 1.0.4. Is the 1.0.3 version available somewhere so I could try rolling it back?

Ok, guess I was confused by the plugin description that says:

Gmail SMTP plugin uses PHPMailer – a very popular library used for sending email through PHP’s mail function. This libary is also used in the core WordPress to send email.

I have done multiple tests with centering of images and all fail.

It is quite easy to replicate the uncentered image problem:

1. create a new blank template
2. Use “Add Media” to place an image in the editor page
3. make sure it is center justified (seems to default to this)
4. submit (save) the template
5. go back to the template list and click on “Preview” for the newly created template.
6. observe that the image in the preview (and any sent emails) is left justified

I had a similar problem the first time I am sending out an email to a small (160) list. It crashed after 60 were sent. No “sent report” was created, but looking at sent mails, in the report summary, it shows the full 160, but if I go into details, only 60 were listed. I tried it again with 40 more which succeeded but then an attempt of 30 more failed. Not sure what is causing the crash but WP ends up on a 404 page when it happens. How can I avoid this. I was using “send immediately” mode if that makes any difference.

I am using WP4.5 and v3.1.2 of the plugin.

I have seen the same problem. It is very annoying. Someone proposed a patch in another thread regarding this problem. I have not yet tried it. Hope it is fixed soon.

I never heard back anything on this but I added a patch that seems to have fixed the problem for me. In the plugin init function I added the date_default_timezone_set call as below. The actual zone should be set to your local time setting:

function a3_pvc_plugin_init() {
	if ( get_option('pvc_just_installed') ) {
		delete_option('pvc_just_installed');
		wp_redirect( admin_url( 'options-general.php?page=a3-pvc', 'relative' ) );
		exit;
	}
	// Add language
	load_plugin_textdomain( 'pvc', false, A3_PVC_FOLDER.'/languages' );
	date_default_timezone_set('America/New_York');	//RS
}

OK I solved my problem by adding the following patch to the index.html files in:

nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_basic_gallery/templates/thumbnails and slideshow

<?php
 global $wpdb;
 $my_gallery_id = $displayed_gallery->container_ids[0];
 $gallery = $wpdb->get_row( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT * FROM $wpdb->nggallery WHERE gid = %d", $my_gallery_id ) );
 if($gallery->title != '') {
      echo '<b>';
      echo $gallery->title;
      echo '</b><br />';
      echo '<br />';
      echo $gallery->galdesc;
      echo '<br />';
 };
?>

The patch goes immediately before the first the <div in each file. The title and description is now displayed on both thumbnail and slideshow pages.

Deactivating all other plugins did not solve the problem. I found the uncaught syntaxerror was caused by the line:

jQuery('#countdowntimer-3-widget').html('<h5>Oh no, did you miss the latest show?</h5><img alt="" src="https://www.bluestoneunion.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/BU-Header.jpg" /><h5>But wait, there's more...</h5>');

with html from Launch event html content:

<h5>Oh no, did you miss the latest show?</h5><img alt="" src="https://www.bluestoneunion.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/BU-Header.jpg" /><h5>But wait, there's more...</h5>

This html has not changed for close to a year so something in the parsing must have changed. Not sure what the problem is.

FYI, I’m running WP 3.8.1 with Countdown 2.2.13 and Responsive theme 1.9.4.1

Hi Richard,

The 2.4 update resolved the problem. Thanks for getting this fixed!

Looks like it also solved another problem I had noticed with image size when you click on a image in a post to see it full size.

Regards,
Ron

I do have WP Super Cache enabled, but after clearing the cache and even disabling the plugin, the result was unchanged. -Ron

Hi Richard,

I just updated to v2.3.1 and unless there is some caching issue causing it to linger, the problem persists. The event that was scheduled for Oct. 12 at 8:30 pm still shows up as Sun Oct. 13.

Let me know if there is anything I can do on my side to help diagnose.

Thanks,
Ron

I am in America/New York Timezone and the FB event is in the same. TZ is set correctly in my WordPress theme. Server time has also been checked and is correct UTC.

Thanks for your help and the great plugin!

Regards,
Ron