Version: (using Devel) Compiler: gcc 4.3.2 OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources - Launch KOrg - Click on 'New To-do' button - Select a calendar and fill in the title, location, category for the to-do - Check the 'Start:' check box - Enter yesterday as a start date and today as a due date - Click on 'Ok' - Select the two days in the date navigator view The to-do is only displayed on the top part of the agenda view for today. Nothing appears on yesterday Trunk, Svn Rev 1104424
Similarly: - Click on 'New To-do' button to create a time bound to do - Select a calendar and fill in the title, location, category for the to-do - Check the 'Start:' check box and enter yesterday as a start date - Check the 'Time associated' check box - Enter a start time (ex: yesterday at 10:00) and end time (today at 20:00) - Select the same time zone for the start and end time - Click on 'Ok' The same thing happens: the to-do is only displayed for today and instead of being displayed ending at 20:00 it shown in the top part of the agenda view. Trunk, Svn Rev 1104424
To-dos are only shown the day they are due. It's also like that in KDE3 and 4.4. But an option so the user could control this behavior would be handy.
*** Bug 231147 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***