Chekin' in

[Daniel Abrams]

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

Changed.

[Hollis Brown]

https://www.screencast.com/t/FITn0MIc

[Daniel Abrams]

Working on it . . .

[Hollis Brown]

Gotta get up in the morning.

[Daniel Abrams]

Okay, talk tomorrow.

[Daniel Abrams]

Fixed, but I think we have an issue. Gonna do some checking tomorrow. Get back once done.

[Daniel Abrams]

At the moment, we are just looking at [Add Event]. Made some changes, and then tested. Seems good. What we are looking at is Adding Days when adding an Event. Looking for any issues, and making sure all mistakes caught. For example:

Catch if [Day Start Date and Time] > [Day End Date and Time] => only applicable if both defined
Catch if [Day Start Date and Time] = [Day End Date and Time] => only applicable if both defined
Catch if [Day Start Date and Time] on same date as another [Day Start Date and Time] => only applicable if two or more days defined

That should be it, right? And, we like the language of the error messages.

If you get it right, and try to save, you just see message: Pass. Nothing saved yet until we are sure it is okay.

[Hollis Brown]

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

I thought this meant to move on to adding Day to existing Event, but okay. I'll go back to adding Days with Event.

[Daniel Abrams]

That will come next once we clear this.

[Hollis Brown]

At the moment, we are just looking at [Add Event]. Made some changes, and then tested. Seems good. What we are looking at is Adding Days when adding an Event. Looking for any issues, and making sure all mistakes caught. For example:

Catch if [Day Start Date and Time] > [Day End Date and Time] => only applicable if both defined
Catch if [Day Start Date and Time] = [Day End Date and Time] => only applicable if both defined
Catch if [Day Start Date and Time] on same date as another [Day Start Date and Time] => only applicable if two or more days defined

That should be it, right? And, we like the language of the error messages.

If you get it right, and try to save, you just see message: Pass. Nothing saved yet until we are sure it is okay.

The Oops messages tell what's wrong, but not what has to be done to make it right:
"Start Date/Time must be before End Date/Time," for instance.

[Daniel Abrams]

How should we rephrase them?

[Hollis Brown]

How should we rephrase them?

Keep what you have. Just add:
End date/time must be after start date/time.
...or
Individual days must be on separate dates.

[Daniel Abrams]

Done. How is it? I f good, is Add Event okay, including with respect to Adding Days? All possibilities where Admin can make mistake are caught?

[Hollis Brown]

Attempted to Add Event with no Days. Got this:

Oops!
Pass!

[Hollis Brown]

Attempted to Add Event with no Days. Got this:

Oops!
Pass!

Also got that with two sequential days. That should have gotten no Oops.