Entries that span multiple days cannot access end date

[fvaldes33]

@janmeeus - Opening a new ticket for these other issues

When adding a yearly occurrence that lasts several days (e.g. 20-02-2019 to 24-02-2019), I can only display the startDate of the next occurrence ({{ event.calendarizeHandle.next }}), but not the endDate of the next occurrence.

[fvaldes33]

Suggestion would be to add a new method nextEnd or nextRange for example that will return the end date or an object with both the start and end date.

The nextRange method would return an object with both the start and end date and used like below:

entry.calendarizeHandle.nextRange.startDate.format('format')
entry.calendarizeHandle.nextRange.endDate.format('format')

Otherwise, I could change the next functionality to work like above but that would not be backwards compatible.

[robarov]

Maybe something like this?

entry.calendarizeHandle.next.startDate|date('Y-m-d')
entry.calendarizeHandle.next.endDate|date('Y-m-d')

Of course, it .next should always return the starting date, even if there is no endDate.

[havardlj]

This currently has me looking for an alternative to Calendarize, too bad, cause it's its only shortcoming for my use

[havardlj]

Is there any way of disabling the repeats-part of the calendarize field until this is implemented?

[fvaldes33]

@robarov @havardlj @janmeeus

This has been added in 1.2.12. Take a look at the readme to see how it was implemented.

Commit: 19f4782