Event Lasting Full Week is Stacking Sunday

[Anonymous]

I noticed that every time I create an all-day event for Nov. 2-8, 2014, that it stacks two days onto Sunday.

Bug?

[Anonymous]

Image above does seem to display…

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qp2z3i69cgw7abk/Screenshot%202014-10-03%2014.44.31.png?dl=0

[Franky]

I just tested this based on your screenshot and data (I switched the first day of the week to Sunday too), but couldn’t reproduce this.
Can this be your template?

[Franky]

Hi, any news on this? For now I’m closing this …

[Anonymous]

Sorry, haven’t gotten back to this.

Still have the problem.

By template, you mean my EME template that the shortcode is using?

[Anonymous]

It seems to have something to do with Day Light Savings Time.

Whenever I create an all-day event that includes the time-change day (Spring or Fall), it produces this problem as seen in the image link above.

Another Example: An event spanning March 13-19, 2016 the calendar does not display anything on the 19th. https://www.dropbox.com/s/lqy7slgsfryonbg/Screenshot%202014-10-27%2010.18.05.png?dl=0

[Franky]

I just tested this: created an all day event on Oct 25, and another one on Oct 26: no issues.
What are the options you use for the eme_calendar shortcode? I tried with and without “long_events=1”, no probs whatsoever.

You can always mail me an admin account, so I can take a look at your side.

[Franky]

Good news: I finally managed to duplicate your issue! Now the debugging can start.

[Franky]

This should fix the calendar: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1014929

But: in many places I used the wrong assumption that a day contains 24 hours (it can be 23, 24 or 25). So I need to fix this properly in the other files as well:
eme_events.php
eme_locations.php
eme_filters.php
eme_recurrence.php

This will happen later, maybe I need to invest a bit more time in the PHP DateTime class …

[Anonymous]

Glad to help! Thanks for your work to fix this.

[Author]

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