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mattlewis92 / angular-calendar

A flexible calendar component for angular 15.0+ that can display events on a month, week or day view.
https://mattlewis92.github.io/angular-calendar/
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2 different events on the same spot. #1250

Open yaniv14 opened 4 years ago

yaniv14 commented 4 years ago

Describe the bug

I have 2 different events, both start on the same time but ends in different time. both got the same % width and left position %. See attached screenshot.

Please point me to where I should look for a fix.

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mattlewis92 commented 4 years ago

Hey there, sorry to hear you're having issues, please could you provide a minimal repro on stackblitz that shows your issue. You can fork a starter template from any of the demos. Thank you! 😄

yaniv14 commented 4 years ago

It will easier for me to try debug it myself if you can point me to which part of the code handle the calculation of left % and event width % in a day/week view. In my case I am using it RTL so I had to make some css modifications. Also I did a lot of template modifications so I am not sure if its happens because of something I have done.

p.s: this is only happens in one case (that I have noticed so far).

mattlewis92 commented 4 years ago

Ah ok, the logic for positioning events is inside the calendar-utils package here and here. If might help if you make a test case like this and then you can see if the output is correct or not by inspecting the snapshot.

yaniv14 commented 4 years ago

Thanks for the clear detailed reply. I won't be able to check it for at least 3 weeks. I will reply with my results as soon as possible.

yaniv14 commented 4 years ago

btw, do you think that this calculation might "fail" because of RTL?

mattlewis92 commented 4 years ago

btw, do you think that this calculation might "fail" because of RTL?

I have no idea really without being able to see a way of reproducing it