Sorry if it's been asked before, but I've searched all issues and still can't seem to find the answer I'm looking for...

I'm building a television schedule using Calendar, and I've got it working OK so far, aside from some theming. I know this is probably a non-standard use of the module, but nothing else seems to have as robust a feature set! Unfortunately every day has a program starting at midnight (0:00) and Calendar seems to see this as "all day," which it's not.

I can't imagine needing the all day setting for anything on the particular calendar I'm building, is there a quick way to just turn it off so my shows end up displaying at midnight like they should?

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arlinsandbulte commented

I think this is the way it works right now, and is unlikely to change real soon.
A quick solution to your problem might be to add a To Date to your field. The From Date could start at midnight, with the To Date ending at 1:00AM. (Shouldn't a TV schedule have a To Date for each show anyway?)
Another solution might be to implement some theme overrides that could make it work the way you want.

See this issue I started that discusses this:
#874322: To Date & All Day Date Handling
That issue began due to the nature of the To Date always being populated, even if it is left blank. But, it has some impliations regarding "All Day" status too.

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davepotts commented

Thanks for the reply. Looks like I'm going to need to add a field of (relatively useless) "to date" data to my rss feed. Or maybe I can just add a relative to date set for an hour later and hide that field? Oh well.

Thanks again...

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