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Advent Calendar · support · 2014-09-21T22:46:00+00:00

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johannesodeg resolved

I changed my computer system date to december 20 – 2014 and expected the post with dates between december 1 – 20 to be clickable, but without success. https://wordpress.org/plugins/advent-calender/ What is your OS? Which server do you use? Mac OS 10.9.3 and I think the hosting server is linux. I am not quite sure what is the “source for PHP´s date/time”, but apparently it is not the frontend user time on mac, so you can´t test that way. What you can do for testing purpose is create a calendar for a past year and output that. You sure it’s not running off the server time of your WordPress installation? In theory, it would only use your local system date if you were running a local install of WordPress, I believe. I have a hard time to find a reliable source which explains where apache/php gets its time from… does somebody can help?

Commercial Context

Opportunity

booking revenue assurance

Calendar booking flow assurance for keeping booking availability and appointment flows working

Buyer: service businesses and booking-site builders

Wedge: test calendar availability, booking notifications, payment handoffs, and calendar sync

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Summary: Scheduled posts: users show compatibility, support, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: I am not quite sure what is the “source for PHP´s date/time”, but apparently it is not the frontend user time on mac, so you can´t test that way.

Affected feature: compatibility

compatibility support setup reliable

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Advent Calendar

100 active installs · 14.6K downloads · rating 84.0

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Paul Vincent Beigang 2014-09-22T06:28:00+00:00

What is your OS? Which server do you use?

johannesodeg 2014-09-22T07:31:00+00:00

Mac OS 10.9.3 and I think the hosting server is linux.

Paul Vincent Beigang 2014-11-01T09:48:00+00:00

I am not quite sure what is the “source for PHP´s date/time”, but apparently it is not the frontend user time on mac, so you can´t test that way. What you can do for testing purpose is create a calendar for a past year and output that.

manakuke 2014-11-03T20:47:00+00:00

You sure it’s not running off the server time of your WordPress installation? In theory, it would only use your local system date if you were running a local install of WordPress, I believe.

Paul Vincent Beigang 2014-11-03T20:55:00+00:00

I have a hard time to find a reliable source which explains where apache/php gets its time from… does somebody can help?