wrong year when entering a time range about datetime HOT 4 CLOSED

Note: We should check if this happens in the current release, too, as you are using a newer, unpublished version with localisation support.

from datetime.

Okay. I discovered the following: the problem occurs when choosing a date in december, no other month. It's also not dependant on a time range, but the year is actually set to one year before whenever I change the time. (I start with 2009, choose a time, it's set to 2008, I change the time, it changes to 2007, ...)

from datetime.

I checked the current release and could detect the following: Everything is alright when entering a range in december, but when my start date is in december and I choose one of the grayish dates of January displayed in the december calendar page as the end date, the year for this second date jumps two years ahead (e.g. dec. 19 2009 – jan. 1 2011, dec. 7 2010 – jan. 1 2012).

from datetime.

It seems like I misinterpreted the .last().month() function of the dateJS framework. I used the following code:

if(date.is().january()) date.last().year();
date.last().month();

because I thought that .month() will only reset the month number and not the year. But it did reset both correctly. Deleting the first line of the code should solve the problem.

Should be fixed in the next version.

from datetime.