Thank you,
coffeebreak! I have an interesting thing happened: I've tried to emulate this situation on my VBox, and seems to me it's alright. I mean, I've got no bugs at all
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May I ask you to do:
- repeat all previous steps, but now execute this code:
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var date = new Date();
var month = ('0' + (date.getMonth() + 1)).slice(-2);
var day = ('0' + date.getDate()).slice(-2);
var set = date.getFullYear() + '-' + month + '-' + day;
date.setTime(Date.parse(set));
var actual = date.toLocaleDateString();
console.log(actual);
alert(actual);
This code sets date from universal format to your local date format. And do the pic, of course. I understand, that you don't need all this "headache", but I have noone to ask to. Thank you very much!
coffeebreak wrote:
Edit: Just got an alert for the first event (which was supposed to start Oct 12).
Hm-m-m, interesting thing I've remember now: it was a 6 months pasts since I've been e-mailed from one German man, and he told me, that in Firefox ESR 52.7.3 (64bit), Calendate shows wrong day of the week (he had a Saturday 2019/05/18, but Calendate shows SUNDAY). Seems to me, it may be a Pale Moon bug, not mine ('cuz, AFAIK, Pale Moon is based right on Firefox ESR releases). Anyway,
coffeebreak, execute the code above and give me result, please. If you don't mind, of course
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Thank you,
athenian200! My extension is less complicated and not as powerful as ReminderFox is, but if you'll find Calendate useful enough, I'll be really glad
. In future, I plan to add timers, but not in the near future, unfortunately (all my free time is spending for UE4 now).
ron_1, U R welcome; I have ma-a-any proverbs of my native folk
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. In Russia, we have a proverb: "Don't shout - you ain't at home! But if you're at home - don't yell anyway!" - something like this.
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