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I get this same issue, again only occurs when I'm viewing as administrator, not as an anonymous user.
Interestingly, this was fixed when I changed my administrator user's time zone (was GMT) to be the same as the site time zone (GMT+1), so it appears that the event module is treating a 1 hour different as a 1 day difference in the list view.
In the event module code it appears to be simply using standard PHP function calls (i.e. gmdate('l',$stamp)) to get the day of the week out, so it must be a problem in the way that the variable $stamp is created.
No comment back for months on this issue, hope this extra info helps pinpoint the problem.
Comments
Comment #1
tim_melton commentedI have found that this only occurs when I am the Administrator.
Strange!
Comment #2
xeladrane commentedI get this same issue, again only occurs when I'm viewing as administrator, not as an anonymous user.
Interestingly, this was fixed when I changed my administrator user's time zone (was GMT) to be the same as the site time zone (GMT+1), so it appears that the event module is treating a 1 hour different as a 1 day difference in the list view.
In the event module code it appears to be simply using standard PHP function calls (i.e. gmdate('l',$stamp)) to get the day of the week out, so it must be a problem in the way that the variable $stamp is created.
No comment back for months on this issue, hope this extra info helps pinpoint the problem.
Comment #3
killes@www.drop.org commentedPlease try the 5.x-2.x-dev version.
Comment #4
killes@www.drop.org commentedComment #5
tim_melton commentedI discovered that my problem was that I had not set the correct time zone for the website.