mouse over and calendar lookup

[jocx]

hi.
If I mouse over a message with text like
"12 2010" in the advanced web client, I get a popup
saying

, NaN, 0NaN
No Appointments

I guess it is doing an appointment search, but the
result is undesired. Is this a bug to report or have I
something wrong?

thanks,
John

[fiesch]

I'm shamelessely revivinbg this thread as i have the exact same problem. Can anyone shed some light on this?

[fiesch]

To clarify where this occurs: When viewing an email in the reading window, in the first line on the righthand side, there's the date and time the email was received.
In my setting, this reads as

"30. März 2010 11:18"

The "30." is not a link while the rest is.
Hovering over the "März 2010" (March) part gives me info about the first of march, not the 30th of March as it possibly should.
The time (11:18) is also a link, the hover window displays the aforementioned "Nan. 0Nan"

[jocx]

I think the NAN is saying "not a number" but it's not the kind of
raw message that zimbra should be presenting to a user in my
opinion.

[jocx]

I just added a bug entry
https://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=46206
Vote for it if you like.
-john

[fiesch]

thanks i added to it

[fiesch]

I have to say that i do find it strange that the bug report gets discarded because a single dev can't reproduce the error despite of proof in form of a 6.0.6 screenshot.
I admit that this might be a issue with my local installation that has not much to do with zimbra, but since jocx has the same issue, i doubt that that is the case.

I normally hate to bump, but can i get a second opinion on this?

[liverpoolfcfan]

I think this is an even bigger issue in Europe, as our dates are formatted differently - often different for different countries.

I am in Ireland - so we use the UK English localization but, many of our correspondents are in other European countries as well as USA. As a result we receive emails containing dates in a multitude of string formats.

I believe it is the matching of these patterns that causes the issues.