When a user's timezone is not UTC, creating an All Day event in a specific way will make the duration over 2 days

• Type: Bug
• Status: Closed
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 6.2.X EE, 7.0.0 M3
• Fix Version/s: 7.0.0 M1
• Component/s: Calendar
• Labels: None
• Epic/Theme:
  • escalation
• Fix Priority: 5
• Similar Issues: Show 5 results ; ;

  LPS-30544	All day timezone insensitive events displayed a day ahead
  LPS-30147	All day calendar events should always be timezone insensitive
  LPS-31085	Not all day and not timezone sensitive repeating events are displayed one day after
  LPS-8183	GRP Calendar - UX Disable "Duration" when creating an "All Day Event".
  LPS-52201	All Day Calendar Event shows as Starting at (UTC-timezone) in SO Activities portlet, RSS and emails

When a user's timezone is not UTC, creating an All Day event in a specific way will make the duration over 2 days.

Steps to Reproduce
1. Go to User's My Account -> Display Settings, and change the Timezone to any setting other than UTC
2. Go back to any page and add the Calendar portlet
3. Click in the gray box (All Day row) to initiate the creation of All Day events
4. Click Edit
5. Click Save
You'll see that the event now spans 2 days instead of one.

Note: Instead of Step 3, you can also use the "Add Event" button to reproduce the same behavior by checking the "All Day" checkbox.

[Marcellus Tavares]

Just started reviewing :)

Sent from GH.

[Esther Sanz]

Resolving it as it is already commited

[Sharon Choi]

PASSED Manual Testing following the steps in the description.

Fixed on:
Tomcat 7.0 + MySQL 5. Portal ee-6.2.x EE GIT ID:
2523b45ac251db71cdb328df8151132cc68534f3.
Plugins ee-6.2.x EE GIT ID: aed7e8aecb02ff78de3f69626c2f476738441351.

Tomcat 7.0 + MySQL 5. Portal master GIT ID: 890dbc046337ad0e353d05332babe97cd8d20b63.
Plugins master GIT ID: a5781076e3616df73c9d2d5b15e3c084e5d552c8.

Creating an All Day event will no longer make the duration of the event over 2 days. No errors appear on the console and everything appears to be working successfully.