I have an event scheduled for 1900 on December 31st. It does not show up in December's calendar. I noticed this a while ago when I first posted the event. I just noticed today that the event shows up in the January calendar on Jan. 31st. You can see it for yourself at www.chicagojams.com.

Another small bug I noticed is that when an event is less than a day away, the hours left until the event seem to be calculated as if the event is stored internally as GMT and assumes that the reader is in GMT regardless of the site or user's locale. So in my case there are six extra hours added. This may be similar to another posted bug.

Both these issues are in 4.5.0.

Even with these issues, Event is a great, useful module.

Thanks!

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thorfinn@kerneltrap.org’s picture

thorfinn@kerneltrap.org commented

Hi

I got a similar problem, I put an event in for 1 May and it lists as 1 May in the detail, but on the calandar it appears in 1 April (mostly, but not repeatable).

If I go for the full node page via a calander link to the calandar I go to May 1, but the ebent is in 1 April.

candygenius’s picture

candygenius commented

If you turn timezone handling off, the issue goes away.

Anonymous’s picture

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Title: Dec 31st event off by a month. » timezone confusion

Feb. 28 events are showing up March 28th. Turning off timezone handling will probably cause other problems (all of our events will be at the wrong time).. Is this the only solution?

Calendar (including repeating events and ical syndication) is the primary function we need in a CMS but it seems to be a weak spot for drupal.

alexandreracine’s picture

alexandreracine commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Please update the version of this module, drupal, and try again.

Everything seems fine on your website too. Why did you not update this problem? pff.