Open edit mode off event when created via long tap

[themeles]

A long tap in day/week view creates an "untitled" event. IMO this is useless. To make the "untitled" event useful, it is necessary to then tab it again and afterwards enter edit mode.

A faster and better way would be for the long press to lead straight to edit mode of the event at the selected time.

[Gary.Wang (gary-wzl77)]

Yeah, I do agree with u here.
Have quick checked the code here, basically the regarding feature has been implemented already.
One small adjustment in my mind is that set default event tile "untitled" so that user can one-click save to take him back to weekly view without type event title in this case.

Enclosed pls find the patch.
PS: I have no idea why we choose current one.

[Kunal Parmar (pkunal-parmar)]

There is already MR, which handle this issue
https://code.launchpad.net/~pkunal-parmar/ubuntu-calendar-app/TapToCreateEvent

[Ubuntu Phone Apps Jenkins Bot (ubuntu-phone-apps-jenkins-bot)]

Fix committed into lp:ubuntu-calendar-app at revision 646, scheduled for release in ubuntu-calendar-app, milestone rtm14

[Johannes Kempf (johanneskempf)]

I don't know whether this fix solves the following related issue(s):
Currently a long tap creates an event named "untitled". Events created in that way behave very special (different to events created via "new event" menu item):
- They can't be deleted until they have been saved in the edit-mode.
- The edit-mode shows the new standard notification time of 15min. But after saving the event is configured without a reminder at all.
- The local timezone isn't taken into account. My system is configured UTC+02. When a "untitled" event is created at 14:00, the edit-mode shows a start time of 14:00; but after saving the event is displayed at 12:00. (The offset of 2 hours is related to the system settings with UTC+01 the offset is only 1 hour).