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1 | initial version | posted 2018-01-03 06:04:46 +0200 |
Hello together,
maybe an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV.
Description of the problem:
The Contacts App does not use the standardized birthday-format (YYYYMMDD) when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD system with hyphens as separators. Because of that, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD ⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Did anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD (see in file).
Could you change this please?
Thank you very much!
2 | No.2 Revision |
Hello together,
maybe an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV.CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the problem:issue
The Contacts App does not use the standardized birthday-format date-format (YYYYMMDD) for birthdays/dying days when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD system with hyphens as separators. Because of that, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD ⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
CardDAV/CalDAVDid anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD (see in file).
Could you change this please?
Thank you very much!
3 | No.3 Revision |
Hello together,
maybe probably an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the issue
The Contacts App does not use the standardized date-format (YYYYMMDD) for birthdays/dying days birthdays/anniversaries when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD system format with hyphens as separators. Because of that, that issue, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays birthdays/anniversaries from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD ⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Did anyone experience the same behavior? behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD (see in file).
Even the official vCard-rules desire to write dates as YYYYMMDD (e.g. BDAY:19700310
).
Could you change this in Sailfish, please?
Thank you very much!
4 | No.4 Revision |
Hello together,
probably an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the issue
The Contacts App does not use the standardized date-format (YYYYMMDD) for birthdays/anniversaries when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD format with hyphens as separators. Because of that issue, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays/anniversaries from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD ⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Did anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD (see in file).
Even the official vCard-rules desire to write dates as YYYYMMDD (e.g. BDAY:19700310
).
Could you change this in Sailfish, please?
Thank you very much!
5 | No.5 Revision |
Hello together,
probably an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the issue
The Contacts App does not use the standardized date-format (YYYYMMDD) for birthdays/anniversaries when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD format with hyphens as separators. Because of that issue, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays/anniversaries from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD ⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Did anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD (see in file).
Even the official vCard-rules desire to write dates as YYYYMMDD (e.g. BDAY:19700310
).
Could you change this in Sailfish, please?
Thank you very much!
6 | No.6 Revision |
Hello together,
probably an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the issue
The Contacts App does not use the standardized date-format (YYYYMMDD) for birthdays/anniversaries when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD format with hyphens as separators. Because of that issue, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays/anniversaries from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD ⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD ⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Did anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD (see in file).
Even the official vCard-rules desire to write dates as YYYYMMDD (e.g. BDAY:19700310
).
Could you change this in Sailfish, Sailfish to the worlwide harmonized YYYYMMDD-system, please?
Thank you very much!
7 | No.7 Revision |
Hello together,
probably an issue with the Sailfish Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the issue
The Contacts App does not use the standardized date-format (YYYYMMDDYYYYMMDD
) for birthdays/anniversaries when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD
format with hyphens as separators. Because of that issue, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays/anniversaries from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD
⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDDYYYYMMDD
⇨ seamless integration into different services via CardDAV/CalDAV
Did anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDDYYYYMMDD
, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD
nevertheless (see in file).
Even the official vCard-rules vCard-rules as well as the international RFC 6350 standard desire to write dates as YYYYMMDD in the YYYYMMDD
-format (e.g. BDAY:19700310
).
Could you change this in Sailfish to the worlwide harmonized YYYYMMDD-system, YYYYMMDD
-system, please?
Thank you very much!
8 | No.8 Revision |
Hello together,
probably I found an issue with the Sailfish Contacts Contacts App that causes problems when syncing via CalDAV/CardDAV
.
Description of the issue
The Contacts Contacts App does not use the standardized date-format (YYYYMMDD
) for birthdays/anniversaries when transmitting contacts via CardDAV. Instead of that, it uses some unstandardized YYYY-MM-DD
format with hyphens as separators. Because of that issue, OwnCloud, Nextcloud, Thunderbird and many other CardDAV/CalDAV-Services can not recognize the correct dates of birthdays/anniversaries from persons in the phone address book and therefore leave those fields empty.
Jolla-format: YYYY-MM-DD
⇨ problems when syncing to OwnCloud/Nextcloud/Thunderbird, etc.
Standardized format: YYYYMMDD
⇨ seamless integration into different all services via CardDAV/CalDAV using CardDAV/CalDAV:
Did anyone experience the same behavior?
You can test this by yourself by simply exporting your contacts into a *.vcf
-file. The nowadays *.vcf
-standard is strictly YYYYMMDD
, but Sailfish produces YYYY-MM-DD
nevertheless (see in file).
Even the official vCard-rules as well as the international RFC 6350 standard desire to write dates in the YYYYMMDD
-format (e.g. BDAY:19700310
).
Could you change this in Sailfish to the worlwide harmonized YYYYMMDD
-system, please?
Thank you very much!