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add appointment: date picker does not reflect "first day of week" setting #109

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@MrMontesa

I'm migrating from TimeIt to PostCalendar right now, and I really love the PostCal implementation.
I just saw a small thingy that would be great to address.
In PostCal settings you can choose: first day of week. As I'm in Germany I chose "Monday".
This setting is not reflected in the date picker while adding a new appointment. Would be great if this can be corrected.
Let me know if I can be of any help.
Thanks much

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  1. craigh commented on Oct 3, 2016

    @craigh
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    Let me know if I can be of any help.

    I will not be taking the time to correct any PC issues in the foreseeable future. If you can do so, I would merge PRs.

  2. MrMontesa commented on Oct 3, 2016

    @MrMontesa
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    Thanks for your reply. Are you deprecating PostCalendar? Any plans to migrate to Core 2.0?
    Since I'm about to migrate from TimeIt to PostCal right now I would be interested in PostCal future.
    Thanks

  3. craigh commented on Oct 3, 2016

    @craigh
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    Nothing is deprecated, I just am too busy with the core to do anything else

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    Thanks for your reply. Are you deprecating PostCalendar? Any plans to migrate to Core 2.0?
    Since I'm about to migrate from TimeIt to PostCal right now I would be interested in PostCal future.
    Thanks

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