Chekin' in

[Daniel Abrams]

We did make it so date/time was undefined when adding days. Should be like that. We missed it somewhere which is why I asked how you added the day. When you created event or later?

[Hollis Brown]

You can't add two days to a one-day Event while creating the Event. You can, however, create two Days with same date if the Event is 2-day Event.

I created that first one by clicking + button after creating 1-day Event.

I created the second while creating 2-day Event.

[Daniel Abrams]

I created that first one by clicking + button after creating 1-day Event.

Are you saying you want to add a check when admin either (1) attaching multiple days when creating an event, or (2) adding days to an existing event to make sure no days are overlapping?

[Hollis Brown]

I created that first one by clicking + button after creating 1-day Event.

Are you saying you want to add a check when admin either (1) attaching multiple days when creating an event, or (2) adding days to an existing event to make sure no days are overlapping?

That's what makes sense.

[Daniel Abrams]

Okay, will do . . .

[Daniel Abrams]

Ready to test . . . just with respect with Adding Event. Do other afterwards. Checks if Start Date entered for given day. If not, then looks at End Date instead.

[Hollis Brown]

Oh geez. Focus... focus... focus

[Daniel Abrams]

Can you read the second line. Cover your left eye, and try with your right eye

[Hollis Brown]

Ha Ha
Too many distractions
I've tried every combination I can think of to get it to malfunction while adding an Event. Seems good.

[Daniel Abrams]

I did the same when you add Days to an existing Event. Is it good too?

[Hollis Brown]

I did the same when you add Days to an existing Event. Is it good too?

Not yet.
https://www.screencast.com/t/qCuPSYpa2vyz

[Daniel Abrams]

Looking at it . . .

[Daniel Abrams]

How is it now?

[Hollis Brown]

How is it now?

Well, let's see...

[Hollis Brown]

Not that important, but:
https://www.screencast.com/t/XgyT9mkBvN