DayView spills late events over into the next day

[Tim]

Hi,

When making an appointment 

like

- StartDate = new DateTime(DateTime.Today.Year,DateTime.Today.Month, DateTime.Today.Day, 20,0,0),
- EndDate =  new DateTime(DateTime.Today.Year,DateTime.Today.Month, DateTime.Today.Day, 22,00,0),

or

- StartDate = DateTime.Today.AddHours(20),
- EndDate =  DateTime.Today.AddHours(22),

 

it spills over into tomorrow that now gets an appointment going from 6:00 - 22:00.

 

If I change the end-time to 21:59 it works as expected.

If I specify the datetime kind to either UTC/Local/etc, it still fails.

If I change the code below from 22 to 23, it still fails

Control.DayView.DayEventsViewStyle.StartTime = 3600 * 6 * 1000;
Control.DayView.DayEventsViewStyle.EndTime = 3600 * 22 * 1000;

[Tim]

To clarify, this is an iOS observation.

I find the same problem in your QSF app, in the DayView example, with the "Watch a movie" appointment

[Tim]

Example screen shots

[Stefan Nenchev]

Hi Tim,

Thank you for the detailed explanation and the resources provided. I have managed to reproduce the behavior and indeed it is a bug so I have logged it in our internal system. You can track it on the following link from our Ideas & Feedback portal - Calendar: When in DayView mode, some appointments background overflow to the next day. I have updated your points accordingly. 

When testing the behavior with the previous version of the controls - 2017.2.503, I was not able to reproduce the undesired effects. I suggest you give the older version a try until we come up with a fix.

Tim, we came across some other bugs in the DayView mode of the RadCalendar lately so we are currently working on improving the overall behavior of the feature and fixing the undesired behaviors. I suggest you subscribe to the different bug reports so that you are notified when fixes are available.
 
Have a great rest of the week.

Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Progress Telerik

[Tim]

Thanks Stefan.