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Ticket-URL: https://bugs.horde.org/ticket/14576
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Ticket | 14576
Aktualisiert Von | [email protected]
Zusammenfassung | Reminders set to 0 minutes are silently discarded
Warteschlange | Kronolith
Version | 4.2.19
Typ | Bug
Status | Unconfirmed
Priorität | 2. Medium
Milestone |
Patch |
Zuständige | Ralf Lang (B1 Systems GmbH)
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[email protected] (2018-09-15 14:53) hat geschrieben:
> I wonder what the usecase is for such an alarm.
I don't see much of a point in questioning the motives of anyone in
need of a "on-time reminder". All other PIM applications that I am
aware of support this, and so does the iCalendar standard.
An "on-time reminder" might be useful e.g. for phone calls that need
to be made at a certain time when the called party is available. Most
likely you don't need to place that call at the very second of the
event's time as entered into your calendar?a few minutes in won't hurt
anyone. So an on-time reminder would be fine. Of course one could
argue that a phone call would be something that ought to be put into
the task list rather than the calendar. But to me, that kind of
argument is pretty much on the "you're holding it wrong" track. If
people want that in their calendar, why not let them?
Or suppose you're in a office setting and want to put a reminder into
your calendar for an appointment that will take place in your office
where a coworker is supposed to join you. If he shows up a few moments
early, he will interrupt your work by knocking on your door, you will
have your meeting, and all is fine. But if he's not there on time, you
might want to have a reminder to call him at the scheduled time.
I'm sure one could think of many more occasions where reminders at the
time of an event's start time are appropriate, e.g. a working
environment with less strict punctuality rules where everyone is used
to meetings really starting five minutes past the hour when the
nominal start is on the full hour spot. But still, that's not really
the point here. The point is that on-time reminders for calendar
events are a common thing and that Kronolith should support this.
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