Date Picker jumps forward a couple of years when you enter a date and press enter
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Luca Joos
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I can’t input a right date with keyboard
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Jean-François Charpentier
Hi! I am Jean-Francois from France.
When i write a date, like 16 july 1865, the date displayed is 7 april 1866. 16 july 1865 -> 7 april 1867. And so on...
I can't write the right date, it's always wrong. On every date, it's wrong.
Thanks for your attention, JF
Luca Joos
Could you please give us some information about your settings:
- Language (Settings > Language)
- Timezone (Settings > Date & Time > Timezone)
- Date formatting settings (Settings > Date & Time > Date formatting), e.g. mm-dd-yy
Thank you!
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André Hake
Luca Joos, my language is set to US English, and my date format is “Localized ISO 8601”, date format day-month-year and time 12-hours. I’m in Australia.
Luca Joos
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I'll look into it, thanks for reporting.
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André Hake
Luca Joos - I know you're working on it, but this is getting pretty bad. I've tried alternatives, with the tab key to exit. If I have a duration set, e.g. 30 minutes, and the date jumps and I edit the date, the end time also changes to make it a 60 min meeting. So, now, instead of being a quick, few seconds, keyboard entry, it takes me 30-40 seconds to bring up the calendar, scroll through the months, pick the date, then update the time, and hope the date doesn't jump again. Very painful.
Luca Joos
André Hake: We have recently released an update that should solve the problem. Is the issue still occurring?
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André Hake
Yes, Luca Joos. I’m on app v1.43.6, now, and still have the same issue
Luca Joos
André Hake: I'll look into it again.
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André Hake
Thank you, Luca Joos. Here is another example... I don't understand why it jumps to 2030? I think part of it is that it gets confused with the date format. The calendar at the bottom selects the wrong date, so when I click out of it, or Tab, or press Enter, it accepts the choice in the calendar picker, rather than the date. So, I suspect it interprets what I'm entering wrong.