Have the same issue as others on here. EMclient syncing with infomaniak. Enter a task in emclient with tomorrow as the due day and in infomaniak it goes in the day after tomorrow. Adding a reminder to stop the 00.00 issue makes no difference. If I add a task in Infomaniak for Friday, it comes back to EMclient as due on Thursday! With the greatest respect, I do not think this is a nextcloud issue as mentioned earlier as Infomaniak runs its own proprietary platform.
The same problem also exists with Synology Calendar. In previous versions everything worked smoothly. This is pretty bad. Since I work a lot with tasks, I won’t continue using eM Client. What a pity!
I have a follow-up regarding the issue with how tasks are displayed in the calendar: When I want to create a new task in the calendar’s weekly view, I double-click on the empty space in the task area. A window opens where I can enter the task name and other details. The “End” field is filled in automatically. However, it does not contain the date of the selected calendar column but rather the date of the previous day.
Example: In the weekly calendar, I double-click in the task area in the column for May 5. A task is created with the end date of May 4.
I would really appreciate it if this issue could also be addressed.
Keep my fingers crossed for you that they may fix it one day. Actually they seem to concentrate on their mission to promote new interpretations of RFC definitions that were never really commented ignoring the fact that their own software still has these inconsistencies since the “correction”. - As I do not use eM Client anymore and as I now also stopped advising others to use it I quit this forum and concentrate on those other solutions I found - working fine and still developing.
I confirm the issue still persists in v10.4.5326 (97a2e75). Adding a task to day X by, e.g., double clicking the empty space under ‘Tasks’ in week view, adds the task due date to the day before.
You don’t need a link from me. cyberzorc passed me to someone and they sent it. It worked and later updates didn’t ruin it.
I’ve been experimenting with Thunderbird and it looks pretty good. Not as pretty, but works well. It’s from Mozilla, which is good.
By the way, after 45+ years of computer experience - I read the release notes before updating anything. If I don’t need the fixes, I don’t update. My motto is “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”
