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[Phpgroupware-tracker] [Bug #136] Calendar view buggy


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Subject: [Phpgroupware-tracker] [Bug #136] Calendar view buggy
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2003 14:23:26 -0500

=================== BUG #136: LATEST MODIFICATIONS ==================
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=136&group_id=509

Changes by: Ralf Becker <address@hidden>
Date: Sun 03/09/03 at 20:23 (Europe/Berlin)

            What     | Removed                   | Added
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          Resolution | None                      | Fixed
         Assigned to | skeeter                   | ralfbecker
              Status | Open                      | Closed


------------------ Additional Follow-up Comments ----------------------------
This has been corrected in CVS.

To grab a complete update of all fixes:

1)  Check to see if you have cvs installed: 'cvs --help'.
1a) If not, install a copy of cvs-cli from your favorite 
distro.

2)  Then just type:
    'cd <your phpgroupware dir>; cvs update -dP'.

You can do step 2 as many times in a day as you wish, and 
will always get the most current bug fixes.

Thanks,




=================== BUG #136: FULL BUG SNAPSHOT ===================


Submitted by: peter_a                 Project: phpGroupWare                 
Submitted on: Fri 04/26/02 at 21:17
Category:  calendar                   Bug Group:  devel cvs                 
Severity:  5 - Major                  Priority:  Normal                     
Resolution:  Fixed                    Assigned to:  ralfbecker              
Status:  Closed                       Component Version:  None              
Platform Version:  None               Reproducibility:  Every Time          

Summary:  Calendar view buggy

Original Submission:  I have my calendar view set to Weekday starts on Monday. 
In monthly view I get it all right, April 2002 as header, 1-7, 8-14, 15-21, 
22-28, 29-30 in the rows, and in the select box at bottom It says week 
2002-04-22 - 2002-04-28. 
But in weekly view I get this:
April 22-27 2002 as header << 27 should be 28
21-27 << The days shown are from sun to sat!
select box at bottom says week 2002-04-22 - 2002-04-28. << correct!

Beat that!


Follow-up Comments
*******************

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Date: Sun 03/09/03 at 20:23         By: ralfbecker
This has been corrected in CVS.

To grab a complete update of all fixes:

1)  Check to see if you have cvs installed: 'cvs --help'.
1a) If not, install a copy of cvs-cli from your favorite 
distro.

2)  Then just type:
    'cd <your phpgroupware dir>; cvs update -dP'.

You can do step 2 as many times in a day as you wish, and 
will always get the most current bug fixes.

Thanks,


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Date: Fri 10/18/02 at 01:37         By: None
It only seems to happen for me if the weekstart day is set to Monday.  If so, 
for Oct 2002, I get Oct 27th appearing on a sun and a mon.  It's fine if set 
weekstart day to Sunday, though.  Running version 0.9.14.000.

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Date: Thu 10/17/02 at 03:30         By: martin_hupf
I think a similar problem exists with the weekstartday monday, and with the 
last week in Octobre: it seems that the 27 of 2002 is doubled, so the following 
weekday are also wrong. Same Problem with last week of october in the following 
years.
My solution is to dig into the code of 
class.datetime.inc.php,v 1.5.2.7 2002/08/12 22:50:30 skeeter Exp, Line 276:
//                      return $sday - 7200;
//      I played around with the values and guess what:
//      return $sday- 3601; //this also causes the error
//      return $sday- 3600; //this not.
                        return $sday;  

After erasing "- 7200" it seems to work. 

If the timezone is relevant:
My Server is in Timezone Berlin, MEST.
I didn't experiment with that, yet.

Hope that this helps

Martin Hupf

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Date: Mon 10/14/02 at 13:04         By: None
December 2003 that is (sorry I forgot)

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Date: Mon 10/14/02 at 13:02         By: None
It seems that on December 1-6 (week starts at monday's and timezone +1, 
Netherlands) is denoted as a November week. Odd but true. I use the CVS from 
14-10-2002. 

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Date: Thu 08/22/02 at 01:51         By: skeeter
Try this again with the latest code from CVS.

I found that there was a few problems with some timezone stuff.  Possibly, you 
were doing that around the GMT switch to the next day.

Just some thoughts, but I have done some more fixes in their.

Thanks,
Mark A Peters (Skeeter)

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Date: Sat 04/27/02 at 10:42         By: peter_a
I tried some different settings, and for starters I noticed that it acts more 
or less by old settings until you log out and in. 
Well I tried to change my timezone from 1 to -6, and after logout login, it 
works! Changing back to 1 gives the prev bug. Timezone -1 works ok. 
Notice that monthly view works all along! (Local time 10.42)

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Date: Sat 04/27/02 at 04:49         By: skeeter
I'm not getting the same results as you.

I'm looking at phpGW version 0.9.15.002, with my user preferences as follows:

general:
timezone => -6

calendar:
weekdaystarts => Monday

And it is showing the correct information, with the exception of the headers 
above the week (Mon Tue Wed Thu ....) not being displayed.  But, everything 
else is looking good.

Can you give me some more information?  Maybe, what your timezone preference is 
currently set to?  Maybe you need to set it properly?

Thanks,
Mark A Peters (Skeeter)


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