Submitted by LeftEccoForIQ on 2020/05/04 14:45
Thanks!

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Hi Left,
 
Did you try copy / paste ?
 
 
Pierre_Admin
IQ Designer
 

Yes, that sort of does the same thing, except pasting might not work to replicate the exact time depending on the granularity set for the calendar. E.g. if the interval is set to half hourly, I can't clone an event that starts at, say, 10.15 am. My idea was to have the event details dialog pop up on chosing 'clone' with the details already set from the mother event and then just change the date. However, as very similar functionality is already there, you probably shouldn't bother with it. Thanks for your reply!

Pierre_Admin

2020/05/04 16:06

In reply to by LeftEccoForIQ

[quote=LeftEccoForIQ]
Yes, that sort of does the same thing, except pasting might not work to replicate the exact time depending on the granularity set for the calendar. E.g. if the interval is set to half hourly, I can't clone an event that starts at, say, 10.15 am. My idea was to have the event details dialog pop up on chosing 'clone' with the details already set from the mother event and then just change the date. However, as very similar functionality is already there, you probably shouldn't bother with it. Thanks for your reply!
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  1. Clone is a good idea indeed
  2. But if you right-click on another day heading and do paste, the new event will have the same time as the original
 
Pierre_Admin
IQ Designer
 

FWIW I'd love to eventually see ctrl+drag+drop work to duplicate calendar items.
I hadn't really thought it through re time:
should they show the time of where they were dragged to, or keep the original? I'd probably prefer the latter.