Event is appearing in two days for an all day event about angularjs-responsivecalendar HOT 7 CLOSED

@captainmorgan0 As I documented in README, you need to use UTC date for all day events.

If allDay is set to true, the startTime has to be as a UTC date which time is set to 0:00 AM, because in an allDay event, only the date is considered, the exact time or timezone doesn't matter.
For example, if an allDay event starting from 2014-05-09, then startTime is

var startTime = new Date(Date.UTC(2014, 4, 8));

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Thanks. That works, and the event shows when viewing by month. However, I don't see the event in week or day view.

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@captainmorgan0 You can't see the allDay events or even normal events? Is the view rendered ok? If so, could you check if the events are passed correctly to the selected date range?

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In month view, I can see normal events and all day events. In week view and day view I can see normal events, but I can't see all day events.

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In you documentation, you say the startTime has to be as a UTC date which time is set to 0:00 AM, However, If I do console.log(new Date(Date.UTC(2014, 4, 8)));, I get the output "Thu May 08 2014 10:00:00 GMT+1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time)", the time is no 0:00 AM. Does your example need to specify the time as well? Also, that date is not May 8.

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You don't need to specify the time part.
The local time Thu May 08 2014 10:00:00 GMT+1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time) is exactly 2014-05-08 00:00 AM in UTC time.
Also in Date.UTC method, month parameter is 0-11. That's why you pass 4, but actually it's May.

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My bad. My css was hiding the all day event in the day and week view.

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