[Owncloud] Repeating events in Calendar - how to and, is the manual correct?

[Jan-Christoph Borchardt]

Hey Chris :) If you are confused about the design of the »add event« thingy
of the calendar, I can confirm this is an issue you should file on Github
in the apps repo: http://github.com/owncloud/apps/issues

Please make sure to open one issue for one thing, so if you have several
problems don’t hesitate to open several issues. But please also look first
if the problems are reported already. Calendar issues are tagged:
https://github.com/owncloud/apps/issues?labels=app%3Acalendar&page=1&state=open

Thanks!


On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Chris Green <cl at isbd.net> wrote:

> I'm running owncloud 5.0 on my xubuntu 12.10 system.
>
> In the manual it says:-
>
>     With the advanced options you can set the description, the location
>     and the repetition rate of an event. If the repeating should end you
>     can choose between setting the end by date or by occurrences. If you
>     choose in the weekview all days from Monday to Friday it will
>     automatically set the repeat rule to “every weekday”. If the
>     interval of the weekview can be devided by two it automatically set
>     the repeat rule to “Bi-Weekly”.
>
> But in reality there's a "Repeating" tab which allows on to set all the
> simpler repeating events.
>
> However I'm a bit confused by the "Advanced" tab in the Repeating
> section.  What does the "interval" mean?  If I say repeat Monthly by
> monthday what does the Interval do?  Is it a count of months, or days,
> or what?
>
> ... and finally is there any way to specify an event that happens on the
> last day of every month (quite common, my VAT return does that)?
>
> --
> Chris Green
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