Running 6.x-2.7. If we make an event that is set to repeating monthly, and then set the Advanced field to a Day of the Week, there seems to be a problem with the repeating time. That is, the first event in the chain will have the correct time, but all subsequent events have problems with timing; the duration will be correct but the time is wrong, so there are hour or two hour events, but they start at 12:00 A.M. rather than 2:00 P.M.
Seems to have the same problem if you just set to repeat
Has the same type of problem when set to repeat by year.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | wrong-time-repeat-1332160-5.patch | 1.68 KB | peterpoe |
| #4 | wrong-time-repeat-1332160-4.patch | 1.29 KB | peterpoe |
| #3 | wrong-time-repeat-1332160-3.patch | 3.45 KB | peterpoe |
| #2 | wrong-time-repeat-1332160-2.patch | 1.37 KB | peterpoe |
Comments
Comment #1
dougm commentedI'm seeing the same problem using the same version. It also exists with 6x-2.x-dev and 6x-2.6. Haven't tested back any further.
This is a freshly installed system.
Comment #2
peterpoe commentedHere is a solution: time was ignored when calculating the next repeat date in _date_repeat_calc. I suspect this problem might affect Date 7.x, but I haven't tested.
Comment #3
peterpoe commentedThis should cover all cases. Apparently, date_modify ignores time when adding/subtracting days?
Comment #4
peterpoe commentedCleaner solution. Sorry for all the patches.
Comment #5
peterpoe commentedThis should really catch everything. (sorry again).
Comment #6
jsdadmin commentedThe patch seems to work for me; thanks!
Comment #7
karens commentedUnable to replicate any problem in the latest dev code. This may have been the PHP 5.3 problem that has since been fixed.
Comment #7.0
karens commentedForgot the year problem