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Creating an event that spans multiple days only shows on the start day in the view? I'm doing something like this to create the event
var now = new Date();
var today = new Date(now.getFullYear(), now.getMonth(), 6);
var tomorrow = new Date(now.getFullYear(), now.getMonth(), 7);
var event1 = new calendarModule.CalendarEvent('first', today, tomorrow, false);
dataSource.set('events', [event1]);
But it only shows on the 6th in the view instead of 6th and 7th?
iOS
Hi @neddinn,
The component provided by NativeScript UI were separated into standalone plugins. You can review our migration steps here and check if you will be able to recreate the issue with the latest nativescript-ui-calendar version. If the problem persists, please send us sample project, which can be used for debugging.
Hi @tsonevn ,
Its the same issue with nativescript-ui-calendar. Here is a sample project https://github.com/neddinn/calendar-test/
Hi @tsonevn , any update on this issue?
Hi @neddinn,
The problem is still under review. At this time I can suggest keeping track of the issue, and we will provide more info on it.
This is a severe issue making the calendar useless if spanning multiple dates. If you can't fix this issue in iOS is there a work-a-round? Is there any idea when this will be fixed?
Hi @ThrowingDarts,
We can't commit to a specific date for the fix. For now, the workaround would be instead of adding one event (from 5pm today to 5pm tomorrow) to add two events (one from 5pm to 12am today and another from 12am to 5pm tomorrow). Keep track on the issue for further updates.
This issue should be fixed in [email protected]