By chadchandler on

Somebody please replicate this problem and tell me it's not just me.

Step1

  1. Add a CCK Date (not datestamp) field to a content type.
  2. For Granularity only use Year, Month, and Days.
  3. Select list or Jscalendar for your date picker.

Step 2

Create content and make the date something other than today.

Step 3

Navigate to Views

Page : Provide Page view
View Type : Teaser List
Arguments : Select the date you just chose as the argument
Argument Default : Any of the Summary Views will be fine.
Option: Summarize by Day

Now just navigate to the view you just made and see if the link it takes you too is actually the day after or before.
Thank you for trying this. Please report back! :)

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Comments

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

Following your steps I get the day before.

chadchandler’s picture

chadchandler commented

Exactly! Anyone else? How to fix this?

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chadchandler commented

Or is it not fixable?

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quicksketch
he/him
commented

It appears this is definitely a problem. Have you tried using the development version of the date module and submitted an issue to the date issue queue? http://drupal.org/project/issues/date

Nathan Haug
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& software development       e: nate@quicksketch.org

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chadchandler commented

Thanks for everyones help, and yes the Dev version produces the same errors. Anyone else want to try? I posted this over at the Date bug/support request. I'm sure the maintainer is very busy, but this shouldn't be too much of an issue.