Wonderful solution, works perfectly. Thank you! Is there any way with this ait-directory integration to enable auto-population of the user’s address on the google map with geolocation on the front end posting? In other words, instead of the user filling in the post address can the map detect their location and fill in the address and/or GPS for them?

I’ve been doing some research and looking into your code. I solved the first problem I have where the milestones change upon saving to the previous date. This also occurred when saving tasks. I found that your function cpm_date2mysql was where the date is converted to a timestamp and saved in the database for both the milestones and tasks. I changed the following $gmt value from o to 1 and it now writes the correct date upon saving both milestones and tasks.

File is functions.php line 97:

function cpm_date2mysql( $date, $gmt = 1 ) {
$time = strtotime( $date );
return ( $gmt ) ? date( ‘Y-m-d H:i:s’, $time ) : date( ‘Y-m-d H:i:s’, ( $time + ( get_option( ‘gmt_offset’ ) * 3600 ) ) );
}

Thank you, sorry to be off topic. I will start a new thread as there are more issues with the dates that I’m having.

Will this work for the milestone dates as well? I have a milestone that I’m making for April 4 to show that a meeting will take place that day, so I select the 4th on the calendar date for the milestone. Upon saving, the date changes to April 3rd which gets very confusing.