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Hi!
I have a repeated event in my calendar. $_DATES returns for example
09. Nov. 2009 - 15. Mar. 2010
That is not what I want. I'd like to get 09. Nov. 2009 only. Would it be possible to expand $_DATES so that in case of a repeating event only the current date is displayed?
Great catch. I hadn't thought of that. In a recurring event, "end date" means something different than it does for a standard event. An end date for a standard event means that a given event spans multiple days, but for a recurring event, it's the date at which the event stops repeating.
I'll get in a patch asap.
Great! That would be great.
I tried to fix this until you check in your official update, but I did not manage to do it.
It seems most of
public function _Dates()
is meaningless, because everything is done within CalendarUtil::getDateString(). I not see how I can check if I have to deal with a repeating event, though. First I thougt CalendarDateTime's is_single attribute might do the job, but now I think I'm wrong because this is set for none of my events.
So I guess I will wait until you solve it.
Thank's a lot!
I know this is a really old post, but is this possible now?
