I am using the WEC starter package. The dates are right in the backend, but when I view the page in the frontend view - the events are one day early. For instance and event that is to be on the 3rd will be on the 2nd oin the frontend view. I am checking several events and they all seem to be this way.
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Dorothy,
Please try following this How-To on setting your timezone. I think this may be related to you being in a different timezone than your server or the timezone being set incorrectly.
http://webempoweredchurch.com/support/howtos/single/setting_timezone/?tx_wecknowledgebase_pi1%5Bswords%5D=timezone&tx_wecknowledgebase_pi1%5BbackPid%5D=440&cHash=51903105b7
In Him,
Mark
Please try following this How-To on setting your timezone. I think this may be related to you being in a different timezone than your server or the timezone being set incorrectly.
http://webempoweredchurch.com/support/howtos/single/setting_timezone/?tx_wecknowledgebase_pi1%5Bswords%5D=timezone&tx_wecknowledgebase_pi1%5BbackPid%5D=440&cHash=51903105b7
In Him,
Mark
That didn't fix the problem. Here is what is going on - I entered an event with a start date for April 7 (date of the event), 18:30 (6:30 p.m.). When I save and close the list shows start date of April 6, right time. On the frontend the date is April 6, 4:30 p.m. We are off 26 hours if I figure right.
I also checked the time zone extension - the version is 1.1.1 and it is listed as beta. Is there a newer more statble one out and how would I go about installing it if there is?
I also checked the time zone extension - the version is 1.1.1 and it is listed as beta. Is there a newer more statble one out and how would I go about installing it if there is?
Mark, As I explained in the last post this fix didn't work. On weekly service times it does ok if I just put in the occurrance and time with no starting date. As soon as I put in a starting date it makes it one day earlier.
Dorothy
Dorothy
Dorothy,
Would you mind sending either Mark or I an email with a the URL of your site and a backend login? The symptoms you describe sound like timezone problems that we've seen before but the timezone extension usually does the trick.
Thanks,
Jeff
Would you mind sending either Mark or I an email with a the URL of your site and a backend login? The symptoms you describe sound like timezone problems that we've seen before but the timezone extension usually does the trick.
Thanks,
Jeff
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