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Sergey : Project Calendar - Displaying USER Meetings #25

Closed TheHumaneClub closed 14 years ago

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

On Project Calendar, when filtering by user meetings, show the description in calendar as:

  1. All Day: User.to_s() => For an ALL DAY meeting
  2. 1500-1600: User.to_s() => For a Meeting with start time and end time
  3. User.to_s() => For a meeting which spans across days.
svarks commented 14 years ago

ok, now on project calendar we have owner in title, and on user's - summary.

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago
TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

Ahh I just checked that in project calendar when filtering by a project members name, you see project_members name as the header in meeting. Awesome. Now can we add start time and end time to that header too??

  1. All Day: User.to_s() => For an ALL DAY meeting
  2. 1500-1600: User.to_s() => For a Meeting with start time and end time
svarks commented 14 years ago

but its already works so, you just don't see time for multi-dates events, should it be here too?

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

Oh.. lemme recheck one sec

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

Even for multi date events show

  1. All Day: User.to_s() => For an ALL DAY meeting
  2. 1500-1600: User.to_s() => For a Meeting with start time and end time
TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

Agree that it works properly for single date event.

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

Still open, just incase you dint see :) Even for multi date events show

  1. All Day: User.to_s() => For an ALL DAY meeting 2. 1500-1600: User.to_s() => For a Meeting with start time and end time
svarks commented 14 years ago

changed

svarks commented 14 years ago

hh:mm-hh:mm Title is it ok or must be hhmm?

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

hhmm saves 1 space. :-) I think hhmm better than hh:mm

svarks commented 14 years ago

ok changed

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

close