The header in a single chedule is always duplicated - it says Day 2 at top and then Day 2 again. Remove DEVROOMS from OPTIONS since we moved it to the main menu. use addOptionsMenuItem to keep a DAY option that toggles through DAY1 DAY2 and BOTHDAYS settings. On launch, do a check - if it is 31.01.2026 but before 1800 then pick Day 1. If it is 01.FEB but before 1800 then pick DAY2. ANYWHERE ELSE pick BOTHDAYS. Reduce the header marginBottom/Padding on the LANDING SCREEN.
The user wants me to: 1. Fix the duplicate day header issue - it shows Day 2 twice 2. Remove DEVROOMS from the main menu options (since it's in the system menu) 3. Replace the "Both Days" checkbox with an options menu item that cycles through DAY1/DAY2/BOTHDAYS 4. On launch, auto-detect the day setting based on date/time 5. Reduce header margin/padding on the main menu (landing screen)
Let me start by understanding the issues:
Actually, looking at the code, when bothDays is false and we're on Day 1, we filter to only Day 1 events. The first event would be Day 1, so we add a "Day 1" header. Then we also check for day transitions, but there shouldn't be any since all events are Day 1.
Wait, the user said "it says Day 2 at top and then Day 2 again". This suggests that when viewing Day 2 only events, there's a "Day 2" header at the top, and then another "Day 2" header somewhere. Let me look more carefully...
Oh I see the issue! In updateDayDividers():
- We add a header at row 1 if the first event is Day 1 or Day 2
- Then we also scan for day transitions
But if we're in Day 2 only mode (bothDays = false and today = 2), all events are Day 2 events. The first event is Day 2, so we add a Day 2 header at row 1. But then there's no day transition, so no second header should be added...
Unless the issue is that when bothDays = true, we have Day 1 events followed by Day 2 events. We add a Day 1 header at row 1, then add a Day 2 header at the transition.
The bug is likely in the transition detection logic. When scanning through events, if the previous day is Day 1 and current day is Day 2, we add a divider. But I need to check if this is being triggered incorrectly or if there's a duplicate being added somewhere in the header initialization. being shown. The divider might be added twice in certain scenarios. Let me trace through an example with events spanning both days:
When bothDays = true, the first event triggers a Day 1 divider at row 1. Then when scanning for transitions, the shift from Day 1 to Day 2 at event 3 adds another divider at row 3. This should produce the correct layout: Day 1 header, followed by its events, then Day 2 header, then its events.
But when a category only contains Day 2 events (common for single-day devrooms), the first event immediately sets a Day 2 divider at row 1 with no subsequent transitions. That seems right too. The real problem might be in bothDays = false mode when today is Day 2—filtering to only Day 2 events and then handling the first event could be where the duplicate appears. I'm wondering if the duplication stems from showing a day header above the events while the events themselves might also be displaying something, or perhaps the gridview isn't clearing previous state properly.
Looking at what needs fixing: the duplicate day header requires more investigation—possibly we're inserting headers when we shouldn't be. I need to remove DEVROOMS from the menu options entirely. The Both Days checkbox should become an options menu instead. And I should implement auto-detection on launch that sets Day 1 if it's January 31st before 6 PM, or Day 2 if it's February 1st before 6 PM.
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Let me fix the duplicate day header. The issue is likely that when we show only Day 1 or Day 2 events (not both), we're still adding a header. But that makes sense - we should show which day we're viewing. The duplication is confusing.
Wait, I think I understand now. The user might be seeing: - "Day 2" header (from divider) - Then "Day 2" again (maybe another divider?)
Let me re-read the code. Oh! I think the issue is that when bothDays = false, we filter the events, but the first event is now a Day 2 event (if we're on Day 2), so we add a "Day 2" header. But maybe there's also a transition detected somewhere?
Actually, I think the real issue might be simpler - when bothDays is false and we're only showing one day's events, we shouldn't show any day headers at all since all events are from the same day. The day header is only useful when showing both days to separate them.
Let me update the logic: - If bothDays is false, don't show any day headers (since all events are from the same day) - If bothDays is true, show Day 1 header at start (if first event is Day 1) and Day 2 header at the transition
Actually, thinking about it more - the user wants to see day headers for clarity. So when bothDays is true and viewing both days: - Show "Day 1" header above Day 1 events - Show "Day 2" header above Day 2 events
When bothDays is false: - Don't show day headers since all events are from one day
But the user said "Day 2 at top and then Day 2 again". This sounds like when viewing both days, there might be an issue where Day 2 header appears twice.
Let me trace through what happens for Main Track (which has events on both days):
Events (simplified):
With bothDays = true, updateDayDividers() should add a divider before the first event if it's Day 1, then detect the transition from Jan 31 to Feb 1 and add another divider there. The duplicate might be happening if the transition detection is firing incorrectly or if there's an off-by-one error in how dividers are being placed.
For a category with only Day 2 events, the first event would trigger a divider for Day 2, and since there's no transition, no additional dividers get added—which is the expected behavior. I should trace through the exact conditions where dividerDays gets set to see if there's a case where it's being set twice for the same row.
Actually, the simpler approach might be better: only display day headers when events span both days. If everything in the current view is from a single day, skip the headers entirely.
Let me fix the duplicate day header issue. The problem is likely that we're showing day headers even when only one day's events are displayed:
-- Add day dividers for Day 1 and Day 2 headers
function ScheduleView.updateDayDividers()
ScheduleView.gridview:removeHorizontalDividers()
dividerDays = {}
local events = ScheduleView.getCurrentEvents()
if #events == 0 then return end
-- Add Day 1 header at the start if first event is on Day 1
local firstEvent = events[1]
if firstEvent and firstEvent.DTSTART then
if firstEvent.DTSTART.day == DAY1_DATE then
dividerDays[1] = 1
ScheduleView.gridview:addHorizontalDividerAbove(1, 1)
elseif firstEvent.DTSTART.day == DAY2_DATE then
-- First event is Day 2, add Day 2 header
dividerDays[1] = 2
ScheduleView.gridview:addHorizontalDividerAbove(1, 1)
end
end
-- Add Day 2 divider where date changes from Day 1 to Day 2
for i = 2, #events do
local prevEvent = events[i - 1]
local currEvent = events[i]
if prevEvent.DTSTART and currEvent.DTSTART then
local prevDay = prevEvent.DTSTART.day
local currDay = currEvent.DTSTART.day
if prevDay == DAY1_DATE and currDay == DAY2_DATE then
dividerDays[i] = 2
ScheduleView.gridview:addHorizontalDividerAbove(1, i)
end
end
end
end-- Add day dividers for Day 1 and Day 2 headers
function ScheduleView.updateDayDividers()
ScheduleView.gridview:removeHorizontalDividers()
dividerDays = {}
local events = ScheduleView.getCurrentEvents()
if #events == 0 then return end
-- Check if we have events from both days
local hasDay1 = false
local hasDay2 = false
for _, event in ipairs(events) do
if event.DTSTART then
if event.DTSTART.day == DAY1_DATE then
hasDay1 = true
elseif event.DTSTART.day == DAY2_DATE then
hasDay2 = true
end
end
if hasDay1 and hasDay2 then break end
end
-- Only show day headers if we have events from both days
if not (hasDay1 and hasDay2) then return end
-- Add Day 1 header at the start
local firstEvent = events[1]
if firstEvent and firstEvent.DTSTART and firstEvent.DTSTART.day == DAY1_DATE then
dividerDays[1] = 1
ScheduleView.gridview:addHorizontalDividerAbove(1, 1)
end
-- Add Day 2 divider where date changes from Day 1 to Day 2
for i = 2, #events do
local prevEvent = events[i - 1]
local currEvent = events[i]
if prevEvent.DTSTART and currEvent.DTSTART then
local prevDay = prevEvent.DTSTART.day
local currDay = currEvent.DTSTART.day
if prevDay == DAY1_DATE and currDay == DAY2_DATE then
dividerDays[i] = 2
ScheduleView.gridview:addHorizontalDividerAbove(1, i)
end
end
end
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