ItŽs done in a class, so itŽs not so easy. Currently no better idea than to wait for RC2 and check if itŽs fixed as hhombergs pointed out Since itŽs the one and only posting concerning this problem (also the german site) and we canŽt simulate itŽs very difficult to get it fixed.

manne

I think it was working (not positive, but all the rest I've installed do) when I started, but I think I have added a module or made a setting change that caused it to quit.... I just didn't see when it happened to reverse the change that caused it...

What is the system module that controls this?
Maybe I Can reload the original module and get it functioning properly??

Thanks for your support!
Kevin

I made test on this side. I switched to en_EN and as you can see http://www.openphpnuke.com/modules/calendar/ here RC2 will do it right.

I've tested it with en_EN and the pre RC2 vrsion. The time displays correct in the whole system. So I think we fixed the bug in RC2.

Dev Team still working on this subject

manne

This also causes my auto functions not to work... any help is greatly appreciated.

en_EN is what is there by default I think... don't remember changing that. Should it be en_ only?

Some questions:

1. What did you enter under Admin Settins Server Local Time Format: ?
2. Which PHP Version?

More info about timestamp:

This is a Calender post. The time was set for 8:30 am to 5:00 pm but still no go...

00:00 - 00:00
Annual ILSMT Team Building Golf Tournament

My Calender shows only 00's too. Even if I enter a time for the event it shows only 00:00:00.

The date is correct, but the time for start and end are not.

K

Quarterly CPR: Quarterly CPR Meeting
Posted by Admin on 2003-11-20 00:00:00 (19 * reads)

Is an example. All articles show 00:00:00 for time just as this one does.