Calendar - wrong dates

[Forum-Pi]

Hello. The dates in the calendar when you make a post are WRONG! Please have a look at the pics. I have no idea what to do about it I was going to post an event which is happening on Friday the 1st of December, but the calendar shows Sunday, and yesterday 08 Nov. was not a Friday too. Please help. Thank you. (Have 5.3.3)

[Forum-Pi]

Hi. Just want to illustrate the issue from today. please see the picture.

[Wayne Luke]

I can't recreate this on this site. Is your Timezone set correctly under User Settings -> Account?

[Forum-Pi]

Yes, the timezone is set correctly as far as I can see (Paris time

Interestingly, the small calendar shows the days of the week correctly for Admin! But keeps the wrong days/dates for other registered users... How can I help it?

The good thing, is that the large calendar itself (the big one on the tab) keeps it alright.

[Wayne Luke]

Each user has their own timezone setting. The one under Settings -> Options -> Date & Time Options only applies to guests. Once a user is logged in, their own settings take over.

Still can't reproduce it. Can you reproduce it in vBulletin 5.3.4 RC2?

[Forum-Pi]

Hello, no I cannot try to reproduce it in 5.3.4 because I have 5.3.3 and limited possibilities for trying things around, to do testing and so on. I see that there are not many people involved in this discussion and it is probably because it is pretty rare issue (maybe I am the only one who got it...). So there is no pressure on you to fix it...

I also noticed that when I post the event and choose the date in the small calendar (and ignore that the day of the week may not be correct), then eventually it appears alright on the big calendar of events - and therefore this situation with the calendar is not so critical. Thank you.

[Wayne Luke]

Well, there was a bug in older versions that caused the dates to be incorrect. This should be fixed in 5.3.3 so trying to figure out why you're seeing incorrect dates.

If you have a hosting package, you can install a development copy of the software in its own directory.