By akornelakis on Tuesday, 03 January 2017
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The default sorting criterion of the events is the beginning hours, in the daily view. However, the algorithm now puts first the multi-day events and then all the one-day events, according to the beginning hour of each event. We want the algorithm not to distinguish these two but the common criterion of all events to be the beginning hour of all the events regardless of whether these are multi-day or one-day events
I found the cause of this and resolved it on your server - the next release will have a new config option to control this behaviour.
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8 years ago
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The day list view should populate the events into hour long blocks (regardless of if they are single day or multi-day events).
Within each hour they are sorted as you say - is it within these hours that you are asking to change?
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8 years ago
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The algorithm now give a pririority to the multi-day events. we dont want priorities in our events, we want to start from the ealiest events and to end up to the latest events.
See attached photo.
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which JEvents theme do you use - this isn't normal behaviour, do you have a template override in place?
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8 years ago
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We don’t use template override but the default flat theme
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Can you give me the URL and ideally login details on the private 'site details' tab below - the flat theme should not be splitting the events the way your screenshot shows so I'd like to do some investigating.
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I just sent you credentials.
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ok. It seems to be fixed. Could you pls describe me what you have altered exactly?
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See the populatehours method in the libraries/datamodel.php file.
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