Setting 'time grid start' and 'time grid end' should not hide appointments
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Zac
The time grid start/end preferences are great, since we generally work from about 9 to 5 hours, so having a 24-hour view of every day is kind of silly. HOWEVER, setting the 'start' to 9 and the 'end' to 5 should not completely hide anything outside of that 9-5 window! Instead, the displayed view should scale to 9-5 but... much like Apple Calendar... I should be able to scroll earlier/later in the day. It would be nice if there was some indication (again, like Apple Calendar) if there was a meeting scheduled outside of the currently displayed schedule (Apple does it with a small "slice" at the top/bottom of the day, showing you there is something beyond the current view).
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Danny Hatcher
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Events "after hours" are COMPLETELY HIDDEN in calendar view
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Zac
Morgen routinely HIDES events that are outside of normal working / calendar hours. Steps to reproduce:
- Set your visible time grid from 9am - 5pm
- Create an event scheduled for 7am (1 hour duration)
- Create an event scheduled for 6pm (1 hour duration)
Expected result:
- I should see a visual indication that there are events before/after the currently visible time grid (example: Apple Calendar does a nice job of this)
- I should be able to scroll my default view (grid) to see before/after hours events
- Morgen should make it obvious that there are important events outside of the normal grid view so I don't miss something CRITICAL :( :(
Actual result:
- Morgen shows absolutely NO INDICATION that there are events scheduled earlier/later than my start/end grid preference
- Unless I view a 24-hour calendar, I'll miss events
Other notes:
- It's very easy in Morgen to accidentally schedule something for 4am instead of 4pm; when this happens, the event vanishes from my view... which is bad.
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Zac
As this is an INCREDIBLY SERIOUS bug / limitation, and effectively means I cannot rely on Morgen to manage my schedule, I put together a few screenshots to show the problem. See attached, screenshots 1, 2, and 3.
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Zac
Danny Hatcher added some screenshots to clarify show serious the problem is. It's actually EVEN WORSE because in Morgen, there is absolutely no way to access the hidden event. So even if I know it's there, I can't open it up, I can't change it (reschedule for instance), if it's a meeting early in the morning I can't click it to get the zoom link. Totally non-functional, which is why I'm still using Apple Calendar instead of Morgen...
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Zac
As this is an INCREDIBLY SERIOUS bug / limitation, and effectively means I cannot rely on Morgen to manage my schedule, I put together a few screenshots to show the problem. See attached, screenshots 1, 2, and 3.
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Zac
Realized I reported this a second time.
This is a critical flaw - a nasty bug in Morgen - can't believe it's still there 9 months or so later...!
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Zac
I totally forgot I already reported this bug. :p
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Eduard
This is so important and so basic to any calendar app!!! 95% of the time you want to see your WORKING day hours, so it is natural to set your calendar grid to fit your working schedule. However, your life doesn't end at 6pm. If you have appointments after work (or before), your calendar app needs to show them to you, or it is not fit for purpose (sorry!).
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Zac
Eduard ... Totally agree. I have to pull up Apple Calendar to access anything that is "after hours." Crazy!!
Danny Hatcher
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