stephen34 reports that recurring events are not displaying correctly in the calendar, referencing a previously resolved issue here. As a hosted plan user, they hope for a quick fix since their community is scheduling 2025 recurring meetings and needs visibility to avoid clashes. They also request support for scheduling events on the nth day of the month, asking if this is planned. SaraDev confirms a recent bug affecting recurring event display has been fixed via this update, which will apply at the next scheduled site deployment — or sooner upon request to team@discourse.org. Regarding the nth day feature, SaraDev notes it’s not currently planned but encourages stephen34 to create a #feature topic to gather community interest, calling the idea neat and welcoming more details.
I saw that this topic was discussed and resolved about a year ago here. Either this issue seems to have arisen again, or I’m missing something.
I am on a hosted plan so hoping that an update will be pushed through with a fix soon seeing as a lot of people in my community are setting up recurring meetings for 2025 and we need visibility to avoid clashes.
On that note, my members and mods are crying out to be able to schedule events that recur on the nth [day] of the month. Is this in a pipeline?
Hi @stephen34,
There was a recent bug where re-occurring events were not getting correctly displayed on the upcoming events calendar, however, this issue has been resolved with the following update, and will take effect the next time your site is deployed.
If you would like us to deploy your site sooner than it is currently scheduled for, please feel free to reach out to team@discourse.org and we can assist with this.
We don’t currently have any plans to implement this change, however, if this is a something you’re interested in, I would encourage you to create a Contribute > Feature topic about this, as the more people who show interest in a feature, the more likely it is to make it into Discourse.
This sounds like a neat idea and we’d love to know more about what you are looking for. 