With the previous condition, the `final_date`
was not recomputed when the number of repetitions
(count) was changed alone, without changing `recurrency`
(nor with other fields, such as start/stop date)
This revision makes sure to recompute the `final_date` when
there is a change in the number of repetitions without
changing the `recurrency` fields, when the event is recurrency
and the end type is `count`
opw-703812
While choosing a start/stop datetime in a timezone hour
were the UTC value is within the next day,
e.g.
Start time Dec 22 20:00 in US/Eastner (UTC -5:00)
Therefore, start time Dec 23 01:00 in UTC
Checking the "all day" box made the start time set to
Dec 23 instead of what the user expected, Dec 22.
This is because the onchange simply took the UTC datetime
(Dec 23 01:00) from which it removed the time (Dec 23).
This revision make sure to remove the time from the
user timezoned datetime instead, so the day set
remain the same day than what was set in the datetime.
opw-702065
Event with interval > 1 was not correctly computed.
This patch doesn't fix existing event but only the new one created after this fix.
Event 1/1/2015 repeat every 3 months, 6 times
Before this commit : end recurrency = 1/1/2015 + 6 * 1 month
After this commit: end recurrency = 1/1/2015 + 6 * 1 month * 3 (interval)
This commit closes#14332
Fix datetime where the return of rrule is sometime a list,
sometime a set according to the datetime version.
list(set) == list(list) and works in both cases.
Similar fix: #9f09c62
Depending on the version of dateutil, rule._bynweekday can either be
a tuple or a set (see https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/pull/54), which,
in the case of a set, breaks the access by index (see related issue:
https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/issues/24).
By casting it into a list, we make sure that we can access [0] in both case.
Credits to jke ; closes opw-690761.
Before this patch, add_filter was called 2 times.
Once when we select a partner in the drop down, we trigger a onchange value
to change from false to the partner id.
Once to reset to false the value after the first add_filter()
This commit closes#9758
Old check was always ignored since 0 is False.
This commit closes#12715
Other fix; when we detach an event, we reset the rrule_type to avoid to have a
warning popup (about empty final_date) if the old one value was end_date.
When sending a notification email to an event attendee
for an all day event, the timezone must be ignored
as the `start` and `stop` datetime are stored as
the day date + '00:00:00'. If the timezone is applied,
for users being in a negative timezone (such as an American
timezone), the day displayed would be the day just before.
opw-677019
Add `display_start` and `display_stop` to the fields
which are public even if the event is marked as private.
There is no reason it should be public,
especially if `start` and `stop` are. Besides,
this leads to issues in
`get_search_fields`, when doing:
```
sort_fields['sort_start'] = browse_event['display_start'].replace(' ', '').replace('-', '')
```
opw-672997
If an event is private, a bunch of fields
are hidden for the users not being
the owner of the event, even for sudo.
The fields on which depends the `rrule`
computation were part of the hidden/private
fields.
In addition, the `rrule` is always computed
as sudo. See `_get_rulestring`.
Therefore, the `rrule` of recurrent private events
was not correctly computed when the owner wasn't
the administrator.
opw-670295
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