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2010-11-02
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So just to check, the bug is that for new all-day events in PR1.3 there is a default alert of 15 mins before, whereas in PR1.2 the default was for no alert for all-day events?
ok how about we write a script which edits the database file that stores the event entry.
assumptions made
that the events are stored in a non encrypted format.
to do this..
connect to database
for all all-day events
disable the configured alarm.
and then some way to trigger this after calender programme has exited.
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2010-11-03
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2010-11-03
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2010-11-03
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So just to check, the bug is that for new all-day events in PR1.3 there is a default alert of 15 mins before, whereas in PR1.2 the default was for no alert for all-day events?
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