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In Scheduler, the date property is calculated from the mouse position cross the timeline.
In Calendar, the date property is ascertained from the DOM containment hierarchy of the element clicked on, so If in MonthView you click on "Bryntum Hackathon" where it crosses the 18th Oct 2023, the actual element is a long element rooted in the 15th Oct, so the date comes through in that event as 15th Oct:
Changing Calendar to be in line with Scheduler would change the API, but would not break apps since in these cases (long events) the date returned is not that useful. It's not always the start date, just the start date of the current row.
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In
Scheduler, thedateproperty is calculated from the mouse position cross the timeline.In
Calendar, thedateproperty is ascertained from the DOM containment hierarchy of the element clicked on, so If in MonthView you click on "Bryntum Hackathon" where it crosses the 18th Oct 2023, the actual element is a long element rooted in the 15th Oct, so the date comes through in that event as 15th Oct:Changing
Calendarto be in line withSchedulerwould change the API, but would not break apps since in these cases (long events) the date returned is not that useful. It's not always the start date, just the start date of the current row.