I am experiencing a very odd problem and I cannot reproduce it!
I have around 70 users using my app which has the calendar display events.
The events are loaded into the calendar from a PHP function which populates the eventsource.
On 68 of the users everything displays perfectly.
On 2 users, the events are displayed 2 days ahead of the actual event in the calendar.
i.e. Easter monday is an event that I am displaying and it displays in their calendar on the 23rd April instead of the 21st.
I have tried to reproduce this on my PC but am unable.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Col
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I have a rather strange problem. I'm trying to create URLs for Google Calendar items and everything is working fine, except when I add a timezone, the event start and end times are 5 minutes off. I can't for the life of me figure out what's wrong. Example:
http://www.google.com/calendar/event?action=TEMPLATE&text=Sample+Event&dates=20210511T1400/20210511T1500&ctz=America/New_York&location=&details=&sf=true
As you can you see from the URL, it should be 2PM and 3PM but when you actually go to the page, it's 5 minutes past the hour.
Anyone got any ideas?
Well finally found the answer. I was just missing the seconds from the time in the URL. That was messing it up. For example:
http://www.google.com/calendar/event?action=TEMPLATE&text=Sample+Event&dates=20210511T140000/20210511T150000&ctz=America/New_York&location=&details=&sf=true
Good afternoon,
I´m developing a calendar using FullCalendar scheduler and my client needs to see night shifts of a date that starts beyond 00:00 of the next day. I already know that nextDayThreshold allows to display events that occurs between two days establishing a time end limit but FullCalendar displays an event in the next day when it starts at 00:00.
One solution could be to create non standard Event fields like realStart and realEnd to store real dates and using start and event standard fields for visual representation but it has many unwanted effects. Ideas please?
I´m on homepage of Google Analytics, and when i click to show today data, its not load (and not show) today data.
I tried to delete the cache, im not using AdBlock and nothing else which could cause this problem.
If you are using the free version of Google Analytics, you typically need to wait at least 24 hours before data will start populating in GA. See this question: How long does it take for Google Analytics Goals to start show some data?
Most of the times it will show you the live data in reports(may be few mins delay)
Click on the Date Selecton on the top right corner of screen, then in "Date Range" select "today". It will show the latest data.
But the official time suggest by Google Analytics is 24 hours for free GA users and 4 hours for premium GA 360 users
Has anyone using fullCalendar by Adam Shaw seen this before? The start time showing up in the calendar gets minutes added, however, when I click on the event and get the popup, I see the correct time.
For example, there are 3 events on different days and all of them have start time of 9:00a but when the calendar (weekly, daily or monthly) gets displayed, all times have 8 minutes added to them so it reads 9:08a
When I click on any of the events and I get the popup, the start time shows correctly 9:00a.
I have checked the database where these events are being read from and they are correct. Any help/suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I have an instance of full calendar running on my asp.net site but it keep showing too many weeks. Such as not it is showing 6 weeks even tho there are only 5 weeks in November
You just have to set fixedWeekCount: false that should do the trick, it will show the correct amount of weeks by month.
http://fullcalendar.io/docs/display/fixedWeekCount/