Hello,

Yes it is possible but to do that we need to remove the timing so:

DTSTART DTEND
20170129T000000 20170129T000000

becomes

DTSTART DTEND
20170129 20170129

Many thanks
Tony

No, every event gets the time 1:00
I have enclosed a screen.
You can find the jevent-calendar here on my website:

Hello,

Did you remove the time as I stated above when importing?

Many thanks
Tony

Hello,

yes, now this is ok, thank you very much for helping.

But there is still a problem with tooltip. In tooltip there is still showed the time.
I have enclosed a pic showing the problem.

What timezone settings do you have for JEvents on the first Tab and on the iCal import tab of the JEvents config?

The timezone settings are always Europe/Berlin. Joomla 3.6.5 is working with php 7.1.

Notice your inputs in the CSV file are for Europe/London which is an hour behind your Berlin time so your events that end at midnight will appear in your Berlin time calendar as ending at 1am.

Thank you for this hint. I have tried the following variants. CSV-File: Europe/Berlin +JEvent: Europe/London and CSV-File: Europe/Berlin + JEvent: Europe/Berlin. The results are same.

I have found an other solution. If I change the value of the field "noendtime" of the table "jevent_vevdetail" from 1 to 0, then disappears the time. Is it possible to change this field by csv-file?

the no-end-time flag was set because you had specified no end time in your event input. So you could put in an end time of midnight instead.

Now hte detail view is ok. Only the layout of tooltip (Joomla) shows the time 00:00. I have found that this is caused by following variable of JEvents: {{Tooltip time:TTTIME}}
If it is active then it shows date and time. Is it possible to seperate it in a part for date and in a part for time?

If you are using date/time formatting from a language file then look at the translation of JEV_TIME_FORMAT otherwise look at th etime formatting option (12 hour or 24 hour clock)