Hi,
I created a custom content-type that holds events (very similar to the Event type but with more fields). I then created a Calendar view to display it and found that any of my events which spans mid-night is displayed on consecutive dates in the calendar. This happens even if the event ends at midnight (12:00 AM). I don't want this but can't find a way to fix it.
I found others with the exact same problem on the drupal site (http://drupal.org/node/445358) but the solution is very brief and I couldn't get it to work for me. It also seemed like it was not a very good solution.
Has anyone here dealt with this before or has an idea how to better solve this? Or could you give me more info on how to make the solution above work? I am confused as to what the name of my "hook" should be. Is it the name of the content-type, a view-name, etc?
Thanks
Wayne
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Hi Wayne! Good to see you
Hi Wayne! Good to see you at the DrUG last night. My first thought would actually be something along the lines of the comment you mentioned - there is a better explanation at http://drupal.org/node/194123#comment-1661560. Though I'm not familiar with calendar module, I think I get what's supposed to happen. It seems to me that you will only need to rename the function if you are using a view other than "month". However, as always when you add a function to the template.php, remember to clear the cache or nothing will happen.
(oh by the way I could be way off on this because I've never used calendar module yet.)