GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 321741
New Meeting UI: Default First Date Should Be At Least Current Day
Last modified: 2013-09-13 00:55:05 UTC
Please describe the problem: Today is 11/17..when I create new-->Meetings it's defaulting to 11/05 and requires me to change that date each time. Default should be either to current day, or possibly next day. Steps to reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Does this happen every time? Other information:
David: just check if you have changed the date in 'tag calendar' in calendar view to old date before 'new ->meeting' is executed. Anyway there is a bug here, in mail view select 'New ->Meeting', meeting is created in current date. In calendar view, select 'New ->Meeting', meeting is created on the date selected in 'tag calendar'.The bug is wherever 'New -> Meeting' is executed, meeting has to be created in current date.
Confirming, it's using whichever date is clicked in the calendar, good catch. So I guess you need a bit of code that says if date selected in calendar < current date then create appointment in current date
I would like to hack this, which files should I check. Evo is BIG.
Created attachment 89180 [details] [review] proposed patch for evolution; This doesn't affect double click in calendar view, so when one double-clicks on exact date/time, then this date/time is used. With main/popup menu options is date changed on actual date/time when beginning of appointment/meeting is in past.
Committed to head and stable.
Created attachment 91088 [details] [review] proposed patch for evolution; As we discussed this on IRC with chen, the date could be changed to actual day only when creating new appointment/meeting from menu, not from popup-menu or by double-click on a range, so I changed this.
Committed to head.