Develop Bugs

Facebook Birthday Link Offset

Is anyone else experiencing an offset on the dates of birthdays when the contact is linked via facebook? Mine are all being offset by 3 and its been happening in every version of EnergyROM I've been using. IE the person's real birthday is the 12/27 and it shows up as 12/24 (and it's listed correctly as the 27th on facebook). Is there any fix for this?

firestorm126 said:
Is anyone else experiencing an offset on the dates of birthdays when the contact is linked via facebook? Mine are all being offset by 3 and its been happening in every version of EnergyROM I've been using. IE the person's real birthday is the 12/27 and it shows up as 12/24 (and it's listed correctly as the 27th on facebook). Is there any fix for this?
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Mine is just 1 day, but it has happened to a contact that is not on fb also... very strange.

Same here, 1 day. I noticed it because it's my wedding anniversary and wife thought I couldn't even remember the correct date

Duplicates
See my comments on similar and I beliewve related isses from elsewhere in the forum...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5202119&postcount=9

Adding Calender Event

Adding a calender event is odd, I select a day, say Monday and select add and it opens up the page for inputing an event, BUT for tuesday!To add an event for monday I have to select sunday then add and event and the input page will be set for an event on monday!! Am I missing something or is that just plain daft. I realise once one the page you can then select any day but every other device I ever owned allowed you to go to a day in the calender and then if you wished to add an event the first option would be for that day...as appose to another day entirely!

Strange... doensnt happen on my phone...:/

I'd have said, not on my phone, except it did... last night. Can't reproduce it now.

Could be a time zone issue...? Were you entering the appointment at around midnight?

daylight saving & calendar = offset 1 hour to all appointments

yesterday is the end of british summer time, and all my appointments in calendar is -1 hour offset.
anyone know how to fix it? and how to set the calendar NOT to auto-change with respective to timezone?
many thanks
update;
I forgot to mention that these are pc-sync entries but both the pc and phone are in the same timezone.
noticed that this only happens to recurrent entries, which started before the time change and end after the daylight change...
example;
pc entry: recurrent friday 10am from 01/09/2010 tp 01/12/2010
after sync, the entries in phone:
friday 10am from 01/09/2010 - 31/10/2010
friday 9am from 01/11/2010 - 01/12/2010

same problem here.
is there any app to fix that?

anyone?
can't believe that there is such major bug in this phone! it should be business smart phone, but lacks simple timezone and daylight saving functionality!

S planner showing wrong events time

Hello everyone,
Recently I have started having issues with my calendar events in S planner, I am pretty sure that this issue has started with the latest firmware update. Anyways, I have set a rule in my work outlook to forward all emails to my Microsoft exchange email account that I have in my note 2, so when someone sends me a meeting invitation to my work email, it comes to my phone as an attachment (.ics) and I simply click on that and import it to my phone's s planner. This has been working great for a while until recently, once I open the .ics file I would notice that the timing of the event is 4 hours behind (I live in Ohio so the time zone is Easter time) but if I import that event to the phone, then edit it, and go to the time zone and change it from (GMT+0:00) to Eastern time, the time of the event shows correctly. Keep in mind that I have all of the Time Zones at Eastern time and I am locking my event to the same time zone too (in S planner). so somewhere the event's time zone changes to GMT+0:00 and as I mentioned before, only after updating to the latest firmware. setting the time and date as well as the time zone to auto or manual does not make the problem go away, the only thing that will correct this issue, is by setting the time zone to a different time zone than where I am (to GMT +0:00) and set the clock manually. I also noticed that if I forwarded the same email to my Google account and import the same .ics from there, the timing of the event would be correct.
thanks for any input

Am I the only one with this issue?
thanks for any feedback

You're not the only one
I'm in Amsterdam (which according to S-planer is GMT +2; funny, I always thought it was +1) and there's a red line showing the time indeed
+2 (no worry, setting the time zone differently in the settings section does not help at all). I think its a bug...thought it was a bug, until I found
that the time zone in the settings of the machine were off (at GMT+0) and then the settings of the clock jumped two hours. Easily fixed for
me. I hope you have a comparable problem.

I have the same problem. I have all theelvcorrect time settings in place. This definitely an issue with s planner as the time appears correctly in the summary view of the event when in month view, but is behind by 6 hours when you open the event

[Q] Help with some Calendar coding

So I made a widget that will display a Calendar with the day and date of the next event by using Google's inbuilt calendar. If it's a multiple day event it will display the current day the event is on until it passes. Once the day passes and it's on the next day, the calendar will update to the next event. I have however noticed a weird glitch that had to be resolved with the third line of code where the event will say end on a Tuesday, the day will be Wednesday, and the passed event will still be the current one.
$#DD#<=#C0SD#?#C0SE#$
$#DD#>#C0SD#&&#DD#<#C0ED#?#DE#$
$#DD#>=#C0ED#&&#C0SD#!=#C0ED#?#C1SE#$
- $#C0SD#=?No Event -$
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$#DD#>=#C0SD#&
&#DD#<=#C0ED#?Today$
$#C0SD#=(#DD#+1)?Tomorrow$
$#C0SD#>(#DD#+1)?#C0SMMM d#$[/sr]
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My question is with New Years coming around, my event for next year isn't showing because DD is greater than C0SD but I am getting somewhat confused as to how to implement the coding correctly in order to show the next event details fully.
(Also, note that the code is usually on one line, I've placed it on multiple lines for ease of reading.)
Any help would be awesome.

NuttsnBolts said:
So I made a widget that will display a Calendar with the day and date of the next event by using Google's inbuilt calendar. If it's a multiple day event it will display the current day the event is on until it passes. Once the day passes and it's on the next day, the calendar will update to the next event. I have however noticed a weird glitch that had to be resolved with the third line of code where the event will say end on a Tuesday, the day will be Wednesday, and the passed event will still be the current one.
Code:
$#DD#<=#C0SD#?#C0SE#$
$#DD#>#C0SD#&&#DD#<#C0ED#?#DE#$
$#DD#>=#C0ED#&&#C0SD#!=#C0ED#?#C1SE#$
- $#C0SD#=?No Event -$
[sr=0.75]
$#DD#>=#C0SD#&&#DD#<=#C0ED#?Today$
$#C0SD#=(#DD#+1)?Tomorrow$
$#C0SD#>(#DD#+1)?#C0SMMM d#$[/sr]
My question is with New Years coming around, my event for next year isn't showing because DD is greater than C0SD but I am getting somewhat confused as to how to implement the coding correctly in order to show the next event details fully.
(Also, note that the code is usually on one line, I've placed it on multiple lines for ease of reading.)
Any help would be awesome.
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In regards to events in the new year not showing, I recommend dropping the D parameter and use yMMdd (#DyyMMdd#, #C0SyMMdd#, etc.). You need to specify MM and dd because you need both the month and day of the month to always be double digits with any leading zeros in order for the math that you're doing to work out.

Awesome, thanks for the help. I tried the previous suggestions that you made and they worked alright, but I'll have to look at the MM suggestion that you made.
Again, thank you for the help.