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This bug took the form of an incorrect end date. When calculating occurrence start and end dates, Event Organiser generates the start dates according to the given schedule (if any), and calculates the end dates of those occurrences by using those duration of the first date.
That duration calculation can be incorrect ( a la date_diff(), see PHP bug 52480) resulting in incorrect end dates. The problem affects users with
PHP 5.3+
Timezone set to something other than UTC
Events where the start/end date is close to the beginning/end of a month.
Fortunately the plug-in for php 5.2 installs, the plug-in calculates duration in php 5.2 friendly way (date_diff() requires php 5.3+). So the fix is simply to use that workaround for all versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This bug took the form of an incorrect end date. When calculating occurrence start and end dates, Event Organiser generates the start dates according to the given schedule (if any), and calculates the end dates of those occurrences by using those duration of the first date.
That duration calculation can be incorrect ( a la
date_diff()
, see PHP bug 52480) resulting in incorrect end dates. The problem affects users withFortunately the plug-in for php 5.2 installs, the plug-in calculates duration in php 5.2 friendly way (
date_diff()
requires php 5.3+). So the fix is simply to use that workaround for all versions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: