Calendar Time Display updates #299
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User is now able to pick between 'relative' or 'absolute' in their config. When using 'absolute', the user can also set an 'urgency' time frame (in days) which will change the display of the event time from 'absolute' to 'relative'. This allows the user to have events that display both relative and absolute times.
createEventList was unceremoniously broken by using a variable that wasn't global to begin with. Oops. Reverted back.
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I'm revoking this as I found another error (that I created.) I'll address that in the morning. |
This was referenced Feb 28, 2024
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Please ignore the File Mode changes ... something weird happened when I synced. I blame the gremlins. Not sure how to ignore those mode changes.
Anyway: calendar.js has options to use either relative or absolute time display. In addition, when using
absolute, the user has the option to set anurgencytime frame that will force those events within that period to be displayed as relative. So events that are say in the next 5 days are displayed asin x dayswhile the ones over 5 days away, are displayed with absolute dates.README.md has been updated accordingly.