Closed rosslaird closed 1 year ago
Related to #17. I've discovered that this mismatch only happens if I click on a date after the 9th of a given month.
Yeah I have the same issue. This is a very handy plugin and it'd be great if this can be fixed soon.
It's fixed now, please upgrade and confirm.
Still, going to wrong dates > 9 after updating. v 0.1.11 😥 BTW, thanks for excellent plugin.
I guess It's related to timezone. could you tell me your timezone?
I'm in US Mountain time zone. GMT -7
Not sure the time zone is the issue, though, but you can verify. Others reporting this issue are clearly from different time zones, yet report the same issue... clicking on the calendar dates (after the 9th of every month) goes to the wrong journal date... 1 day earlier than it should.
Once you spot the issue in the code you'll say "Ah hah! Found it!" (one of the best things about coding)
day-of-month >= 10 points to wrong date
Thanks for looking into it. And thanks for the super useful plugin. :)
I'm on PST (GMT—8).
My timezone is EST (GMT -5) and I am also still experiencing the issue.
Reporting back that with v0.1.12 update selecting a date in block calendar now opens the correct journal page. Thank you for the fix.
Thanks for working on this. Sorry to report, no change in function. I updated to 0.1.12, restarted Logseq, and no change. See attached video. Thanks for persisting. It's a worthy plugin.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3749543/209976400-dc60f99b-9771-4a23-a7de-5d26639bf508.mp4
Yo, bought you some coffee. ☕☕☕ Thanks for the work on the plugin(s).
Yo, bought you some coffee. ☕☕☕ Thanks for the work on the plugin(s).
Thanks for your support, I still can not reproduce this issue, but I tried another way in the timezone direction. Please have a try.
I think you've got it this time. I'm in PST (GMT -8). I can click on any date and they all come up correctly.
When I click on a date in the block calendar (0.1.8), whether through a directly rendered calendar on a given page or in the context of the banners plugin, the journal page that I am taken to is one day before the day that I clicked. For example, when I click on October 20, I am delivered to the journal page for October 19. This persists through a restart of Logseq and changing the weekly start date settings (and reloading/restarting).