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Moving / resizing (drag-drop) calendar event in webmail causes the end time to be changed to start time #2555

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tomas-kucera opened this issue Jul 5, 2022 · 0 comments
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Impacted versions

  • OS Type: Ubuntu
  • OS Version: 20.4.4 (Focal Fossa)
  • Database Type: PostgreSQL
  • Database version: 12 (default)
  • Modoboa: 2.0.1
  • installer used: Yes
  • Webserver: Nginx

Steps to reproduce

  1. login with simple user (or any other) and go to webmail
  2. create a simple calendar event
  3. use mouse to drag and drop the event to other time of the same day or another day, or change its duration by dragging and dropping the border of the event

Current behavior

Visually the event looks correct for the first time. The UI even says that the event was successfully updated.

BUT - when the view is refreshed (eg by going back and forth for dates), the event changes to "one hour". Effectively it is zero length event as the end time is the same as the start time.

When doing the same in another calendar client (such as macOS Calendar), everything works fine.

Expected behavior

I am expecting that the start and end times change accordingly.
For moving - the start and end dates and times can change but not the duration
For resizing - the start date and time remains the same and only the end date and time together with the duration should change

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Can provide but it is so simple to reproduce, that it is not needed. ;)

@tonioo tonioo added the bug label Jul 22, 2022
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