Wednesday, 04 October 2017
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After importing an ics calendar the time is shifted by 2 hours.
Actually this worked before but I just noticed the bug

For example this ics formatted date:
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Herren 1-TTC Reutlingen 2
DESCRIPTION:Herren 1-TTC Reutlingen 2
UID:17true_Herren1-TTCReutlingen2@tt.tvderendingen.de
CLASS:PUBLIC
CATEGORIES:Tischtennis, TVD Tischtennis, Herren 1
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20171008T143000
DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20170911T233443
END:VEVENT

is displayed as 8. Oktober 12:30
but 14:30 is the correct time.

Is TZID=Europe/Berlin not recognized anymore?
I used this ics formatting since years in JEvents. And it worked correctly - but today I noticed this wrong time shift.

Any help is appreciated

my settings:


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7 years ago
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#194070
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Hello,

No the system recognises it perfectly fine. What is your timezone setting in JEvents Config -> iCal Import/Export?

Many thanks
Tony

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7 years ago
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#194070
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Hello,

No the system recognises it perfectly fine. What is your timezone setting in JEvents Config -> iCal Import/Export?

Many thanks
Tony

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7 years ago
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Yes that might be the reason for the wrong display. Now I did the setting to Europe/Berlin
Thank you very much!

I'll reimport the calendar next week.

... but this setting is rather new ....
7 years ago
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This setting has always been there. The issue likely was not effecting you previously because of day light time savings.

Many thanks
Tony

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7 years ago
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#194241
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well now the display is fine :) Thank you!
This setting has already been there?? Okay.

No idea why it worked out for more than 5 years and now there was this 2 hours time shift ....
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