Events showing on wrong date

Recently I have noticed that ALL_DAY events are showing up on the wrong dates. Example; Daylight Savings is showing on the 8th on my iCal and did show up on that date in TODAY, but it is still showing up in TODAY on the 9th. This occurred with another event that ended on friday yet still showed up on Sat and Sun. Please help.

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Justin Williams, Official Rep, replied on March 09, 2009 14:59

Looks like a bug that was caused by the time switch. I'll look into it further and put out a fix.

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Wim replied on March 30, 2009 09:07

Same here, seems to be the problem with birthday events that repeat every year?
Strange thing is that it seems to be random as not all the birthdays have this problem, however all are entered the same way.....

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Justin Williams, (Official Rep), commented on March 30, 2009 12:53

Open the iCal Dashboard widget and go to the specific day that is showing the wrong date in Today. Does it appear on the wrong day in the iCal widget as well?
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Wim replied on March 30, 2009 13:08

No it doesn't, THAT is the strange thing about it.

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Justin Williams, (Official Rep), commented on March 30, 2009 17:58

Can you post a screenshot of how the event looks in iCal with the edit dialog popped up?
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Wim replied on March 30, 2009 19:28

Here it is..

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Justin Williams, (Official Rep), commented on March 31, 2009 14:28

If you recreate the event does it resolve the issue? I can't reproduce it on my end.
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lopoz replied on April 02, 2009 12:44

I have the exact same problem. On the same date!

Deleting and re-creating doesn't help, I've tried..

The error occurs only after changing the event to a repeating event (doesn't matter if it's daily, monthly or yearly).

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I've quickly looked though the rest of the calendar entries and, as far as I can see, it seems to be only on this specific date.

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Justin Williams, (Official Rep), commented on April 02, 2009 14:14

Hmm. Maybe it has something to do with your locale. If you go to Sys Prefs -> International -> Formats and swap it to US and relaunch Today, does the issue persist?
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lopoz replied on April 02, 2009 14:22

Yes, it persists..

I also tried to disable Time Zone Support in the iCal prefs. Didn't help..

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Justin Williams, (Official Rep), commented on April 03, 2009 19:49

I'm not really sure what's going on then since I can't reproduce it locally. If it only happens on that single day, is March 29 a significant date (time change or something)?
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lopoz replied on April 03, 2009 20:01

Yes, it was the day of the change to DST.

Sundaymorning (29/3) at 2AM the time was adjusted to 3AM.

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Justin Williams, (Official Rep), commented on April 03, 2009 20:23

That's the cause then. The way I handle updating the hours screwed with it. It's on my todo list to resolve in the future.