Hello,

What version of JEvents are you using?

Many thanks
Tony

The latest Version: 3.4.46

Ok that is strange. geraint fixed this for multiday events in 3.4.46. Can you provide super user logins and FTP please.

Many thanks
Tony

Can I check which timezone you are in and when your summertime/daylight savings change?

See https://www.jevents.net/frequently-asked-questions/custom-format-strings see the section about half way down the page ("Conditional Fields") which allows you to use different formats for all day events.

The server for the site is in Amsterdam, we are located in mainland Europe and use that timezone.

I am somewhat restricted in giving out username and password, if there would be another way to solve this I'd be grateful (otherwise I need to setup a special site)

We can try to isolate the issue without needing to access the server.

Is this problem specific to this date? If you create a similar test event on another date do you see the same problem?

Was the event created in JEvents or imported from an external calendar?

yes, see below, I added a new event from the jevents back-end in admin just now and while the end date is 2018-04-12 , it shows 13 Apr 2018 on the homepage

It works fine for me on my server - you have set the timezone on the first tab of the JEvents config to Europe/Amsterdam??

Can you check your code in the file modules/mod_jevents_latest/tmpl/default/latest.php at line c. 1169, do you have this block of code?

					// format endDate when midnight to show midnight!

					if ($match == "endDate" && $dayEvent->sdn() == 59)

					{

						$tempEndDate = $endDate + 1;

						if ($dayEvent->alldayevent() || $dayEvent->noendtime())

						{

							$jmatch = new JevDate($tempEndDate);

							$jmatch->setTime(24,0,0);

							// if an all day event then we don't want to roll to the next day

							$jmatch->sub(new DateInterval('P1D'));

							$tempEndDate = $jmatch;

						}

						$match = "tempEndDate";

					}

Also please try using

${endDate(%I:%M%p %d %B %Y)}

temporarily so we can see the time associated with this end date in the module

Actually - I think I've figured out what is going on.

Can you unzip and upload this file to modules/mod_jevents_latest/default/tmpl/latest.php and I believe it will resolve this issue

Your wrote:
JEvents config to Europe/Amsterdam??

Indeed that was it ! I finally found it under the Advanced tab and it was empty before on "Select Timezone", instead of Europe/Amsterdam.

The dates are showing correctly now, with the original latest.php file

Thank you !!

Ahh great! Thanks for letting us know :-)