From: David F. <da...@d2...> - 2005-05-05 17:43:54
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Hmm, that's odd. I just tried this out, and it seems to render properly. I have both an allday event spanning multiple days, and an event that went from 10am thursday to 11am sunday. Both seemed to display fine - the only "weirdness" was on the day view on friday/sat, the times listed for the event were 12:am -> 11am (not the actual start, just the start in the day). That's semi-bogus, but I'm not sure what the 'intent' there is. If that is a bug, let me know and I'll fix it. It'd also be nice if it listed the date for events that ran into other days, so you knew just how long it is, but that's how it's worked. Can you post a calendar and explain in more detail, so I can fix it? dave Jamin W. Collins wrote: > On Thu, May 05, 2005 at 02:13:38AM -0500, Jim Hu wrote: > >>David Fallon noticed a bug in the template.php I uploaded last night. >>An all-day event suppresses display of later events that start before >>$cal_time. It turns out that this was a problem in earlier versions of >>template.php as well. I've uploaded his solution to CVS as version >>1.68...I had previously uploaded a kludge as 1.67. This also makes the >>$keys to $this_time_arr consistent between events copied from the >>master array directly and prepended events that start before $cal_time. > > > Not sure if this should also have corrected the display of events that > span days, but the current CVS is also not displaying items of this > nature properly. With the current CVS, events that span multiple days > only appear to be displayed on the day they start. > |