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Single day - allDay event not showing when time is specified #3854
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it must be discarding the event as invalid because it must be stripping the time before doing validation, and if the start === end, it must be considering it invalid. i tested to see if this is a regression from 3.5.* -> 3.6.* and it's not: Will look into this more. |
I experienced the same issue. The regression was from 3.4.0 -> anything afterwards. In 3.4.0, I was able to specify allDay=true and specify an end date (now I have to make sure end is not specified for it show properly). |
Still facing this with latest release (stable). EDIT: Sorry, it was my bad. I had mistakenly used
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Did you test it with time like below?
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still exists in v4: https://codepen.io/arshaw/pen/QzawmM?&editable=true&editors=001 |
fixed with 021af57. not yet released |
released in 3.10.0 |
Thanks for the update |
In case anybody finds their way to this issue for the same reason as I, it appears if you're using vue and fullcalendar 3.10.0, it will not be an issue on dev mode, but production mode causes the issue above. |
I have a similar problem |
I was wondering why fullcalendar (actually v. 3.5.1) doesn't show an event on the calendar if you set 'allDay:true' and the start and end attributes to the same day but with different time.
For example an event like this isn't shown:
{
title: 'All Day with time',
allDay: true,
start: new Date(2017, 10, 1, 10, 0, 0),
end: new Date(2017, 10, 1, 18, 0, 0)
}
I think fullcalendar should show the event even those I'm setting the event as an all day event but the difference beetwen the start and end time is less than 1 day.
Is it correct or is it a bug?
If I left out the time and I leave only the date with the same day it works correctly.
I've preparared a Reduced Test case on jsfiddle https://jsfiddle.net/yqs0jnhq/4/
Thanks!
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