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Why does ipad ICal crash when I look up dates in March 2013?

Why does ipad ICal crash when I look up dates in March 2013?

iPad, iOS 5.0.1

Posted on Jan 2, 2012 2:06 AM

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Mar 26, 2012 12:16 AM in response to Scholar007

Sadly, the ipad calendar bug, still occurs when in MONTH view.


Simply selecting the year 2013 at the bottom of the calendar screen and then selecting the month of March from the available line of months causes the app to crash out. I am using iPad v1.


I did report this to apple shortly after the release of iOS 5.01 but it is still not fixed in iOS 5.1 - perhaps it is something to do with the UK locale and not happening in USA. Just wondering if any others inside/outside the UK have come across this bug?


Perhaps the developers have it on the to-do list or as March is accessible via other means this is not a priority for them.

May 6, 2012 7:53 AM in response to Oscar100

Same behaviuor here (Germany) at two iPads 2, OS 5.1. I was able to verify the behaviour as follows:

1. It crashes March 2013, but only in the month view

2. The crashes happen

a) when linking to an iCloud calendar of my partner by my "iPad 1" (only one of the two causes the crash, no entries there)

b) when linking to the same calendar by my partners "iPad 2" (where it has been set up, i.e. it is the "original" iCloud where it is being saved)

b) when linking to a web based calendar containing German Public holidays (tried two, each of them causes a crash)


iPad settings: all setting for Germany


@ APPLE support (if reading this post):

If you would like to verify the behaviour, below are the web based addresses of the calendars resulting in a crash:


www.ecoline-kalender.de/ics/nordrhein-westfalen_gf.ics

www.ifeiertage.de/nw-z.ics


Linking these calendars somwhere else (e.g. google calendar) does not cause any problems nor does it show any unusual entries. There is definitely a problem with the app.

May 14, 2012 10:30 AM in response to Oscar100

I have discovered the problem...after hours of looking through the iPad calendar, I realised that the clocks go back an hour on 1st April 2013. This messes with the iPad's brain and so to solve the problem, just change any event you have on 1st April 2013 from all day to a specified time period. Then the problem should disappear.

Why does ipad ICal crash when I look up dates in March 2013?

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