I have come up with a hack to display the hours in a 12 hr format.
You will need to open the events.php file and look for this line of code (around line 882):
PHP Code:
if ($start_hours.$start_minutes <> $chhours) {
echo "<tr><td align='center' valign='top' width='50' class='ev_td_left'>".$start_hours." : ".$start_minutes."</td>\n";
echo "<td class='ev_td_right'><ul class='ev_ul'>\n;
and replace with this:
PHP Code:
if ($start_hours==1) {
echo "<tr><td align='center' valign='middle' width='60' class='ev_td_left'>1 : ".$start_minutes." am</td>\n";
echo "<td class='ev_td_right'><ul class='ev_ul'>\n";
} else if ($start_hours==2) {
echo "<tr><td align='center' valign='middle' width='60' class='ev_td_left'>2 : ".$start_minutes." am</td>\n";
echo "<td class='ev_td_right'><ul class='ev_ul'>\n";
}
and continuing on until you get to 24. If you noticed I removed the $start_hours variable and hard coded the real time in 12 hr format and added the am - pm indicator at the end. Hopefully this is a good enough hack until a real fix is implemented.