A small bug I hit, but cannot entirely explain. My phone is set with the time zone GMT -6, but when the app started, I thought I saw it said GMT-5. Then when it went to sync, it seemed to decide that all my events had been recorded with the timestamp in GMT-5, so added 5 hours. So my events that were at 10pm CST (Gym), were now at 3am the next day (whilst I’m usually awake, I don’t fancy hitting the gym at 3am).

I also noticed it didn’t import any reoccuring events, such as my reminders to pay my credit card on the 16th of every month. I’m assuming that has to do with the reoccruances thing on the todo list.

A handy feature would be a menu item to force the sync to re-run. I know you can do it by going through, telling it to select the calendar, and saving, but adding an additional option to force sync now would be excellent.

I just fixed this bug and replaced the installer, please download it and try again. It should correct itself when you do a sync (it will fix the dates on those 12 events it imported onto the wrong day).

This release also makes it so the “FAILED” error message shows the real error to make it easier for people to report problems.

A bug I found tonight:

The initial sync was fine, then I added a bunch of all-day events in Google Calendar. After the next sync, your app synced them a day earlier than they should be, for example, in Google Calendar I had an all-day event on 1/11/2007, your app put it on 1/10/2007. Same goes with all 12 all-day events I put in.

FIND:
string.Format(“http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/{0}%40gmail.com/”, txtUsername.Text);

REPLACE:
string.Format(“http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/{0}/”, txtUsername.Text.Replace(“@”, “%40″));

//Uses email to login like on the GCal login page…

so it will work for yyy@mydomain.com as good as for xxx@gmail.com
or check if the username (new email) has an @ on it… if no add gmail.com…

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