Tickets :: Comment on [#8220] Add link for all day events doesn't set proper timespan

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Comment	> The link to add a new all day event from the "Day" view does not > properly set the duration of the event. Instead, the event start > time is set to 12 am that day, and the end time is set one hour > later, to 1 am. This is the default for events created at other > times, and is an appropriate default for non-all-day events, but is > obviously not appropriate for events intended to be all day events. > > > > I looked into how to solve this, but it seems there are a few issues > that would have to be resolved: > > > > 1. In new.php, the event end time is, by default, set to one hour > past the start time, regardless of the value of the 'allday' GET > variable. However, changing this behavior is insufficient, because... > > > > 2. In the Kronolith_Event::html() method in Driver.php, if the event > is not initialized (i.e., $this->isInitialized() returns false), then > the end time is again set to one hour past the start time, regardless > of whether or not an end time exists. > > > > I think the proper solution would be two steps: > > > > 1. In new.php, set the end time correctly according to the value of > the 'allday' GET variable. > > > > 2. In Kronolith_Event::html(), honor the end time if one exists; > otherwise, default the start time + 1 hour behavior. In order to > completely fix this, the behavior must be changed for all of the > various end time/date attributes Kronolith_Event::html() can render, > not just end_min. > > > > I have attached a patch that effects these changes.
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