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Old 11-14-2009, 11:58 AM
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Default Calendar - Day View vs Week view

I noticed differences between DAY view and WEEK view on the Calendar. On the WEEK view, you can see the start time on the same line of the subject when meetings are less than 45 minutes. On the DAY view, you only have the subject. Have a look at the 2 images attached. Is this by design or a possible bug? Is there a way to have the DAY view act the same as WEEK view?






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Old 11-14-2009, 12:19 PM
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Back when screen resolutions were smaller I'd say the day view doesn't need the extra times for tiny appointments just to save space and show more subject. (It does show time in print view - for which we now use the html client to render instead of a separate ajax one.) And that it's in the week view for tiny appointments so you don't have to look left and follow a line over when somethings later in the week thurs, fri, etc.

Thus I'd want time added to small appointments in schedule view since it's again comparing multiple calendars/columns.

Feel free to create an account in bugzilla and file an RFE to add time to small meetings in schedule/day views. (Thus you can track it's progress on being fixed/implemented.)
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