I've never seen this behaviour. You can have events in the same minute, hour, day whatever.

I don`t know.... I try and they put same events in the same minute but they don`t in the selectioned data.

First:

Second, they put when...... 20:30 - 22:30, 6 Apr 2013 I put 7 Apr

Thirth:

Do you get the same result in several different browsers?

Ouch, tunnel vision, got what I deserved..... Yes thanks Kevin. Problem with Firefox 8.0.1 on Intel MAC.

All is good in FF3.6.28 on PPC MAC, 16.0.2 on Intel MAC, Safari 4.1.3 on MAC PPC, Safari 5.1.2 on Intel MAC and IE8 on Windows PC. Sorry to waste discussion space.

Thanks for the excellent plugin... and your time

Rusty

www.masterkeykenpo.com

If someone still have this problem with newest version:

in model.php find lines, where $event->start_date and $event->end_date are set.

Then replace fragments like that:

$start_date_text = get_input('start_date');
if($start_date_text && isValidTimeStamp($start_date_text)){
$event->start_date = $start_date_text;
}
else{
$event->start_date = time();
}

$end_date_text = get_input('end_date');
//$event->original_end_date = get_input('end_date');
if ($end_date_text && isValidTimeStamp($end_date_text)) {
$event->end_date = $end_date_text;
//$event->munged_end_date_string = $end_date_text." ".date_default_timezone_get();
} else {
$event->end_date = time();
}

I've added here function isValidTimestamp, because when you do not choose a date, it will not be set to timestamp, so it will be 1960 year. If user dont choose date - we have an event today. isValidTimestamp:

function isValidTimeStamp($timestamp){

return ((string) (int) $timestamp === $timestamp)
&& ($timestamp <= PHP_INT_MAX)
&& ($timestamp >= ~PHP_INT_MAX);
}