Events Plugin 📆

[angus (Angus McLeod)]

@jerry0

Whilst most events are shown with a title at the start of the event, inside the event line, if they are multi-day spanning a month end the title is not shown at the start of the event line

Thanks for reporting this. Fixed.

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/commit/6a1d9c8e30017e67777ed13b3ea4d5bb55e6c47c

@Francois_Douville Thanks for clarifying.

@gwmngilfen

I have an event here created for 10am in the GMT-5 timezone - but I’m in the Europe/London timezone. Loading the ICS file into my email client, I correctly see 1500 (3pm) as the time for me - but in the calendar view it’s not converted

This is actually all expected behaviour. The logic determining what timezone is used to display an event is explained in some more detail here. Basically:

1. User’s timezone is the default.

2. If the timezone site setting is set, use that instead.

3. If the event has a custom timezone, use that instead < ---- this applies in this case.

For the .ics file however, times are always converted to the user’s local time (see here).

You feel this is unexpected?

@gwmngilfen

Also the webcal:// link doesn’t seem to respect DST

Could you post the full link you’re using here? Thanks.

@tobiaseigen All good ideas (and thanks for the reminder about the existing requests). Let’s put Eventbrite out of business.

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Current tasklist

1. Ensuring the rsvp feature v1 works.

2. Ensuring emoji and html entities work in topic excerpts in event cards (see).

3. Update event details in title edit area.

4. Better layout of event details in topic list

5. Rspec and unit tests updates.

6. Event calendar for groups.

7. Adding multiple events to one topic.

8. Allowing Discourse Local Dates to be displayed in calendars.

9. Add event details to onebox previews.

10. Recurring events.

11. Event rsvp list export.

12. Guest rsvp.

13. Rsvp custom fields

14. Event reminders.

… I need @cpradio’s checklist plugin on meta