The calendar's "Edit Event" dialog shows corrupted text in the Description field.
Observed behavior:
When editing an event, the Description field displays garbled or corrupted characters.
The text appears as random symbols and dots instead of the actual event description content.
The attached screenshot shows the issue in the Edit Event modal.
Expected behavior:
The Description field should display readable text clearly.
Text encoding should be handled correctly without corruption.
Event descriptions should render properly in the edit dialog.
Classification:
Type: bug
Area: Calendar / event editing / text rendering
Severity: medium
Impact: Users cannot read or properly edit event descriptions
The calendar's "Edit Event" dialog shows corrupted text in the Description field.
Observed behavior:
- When editing an event, the Description field displays garbled or corrupted characters.
- The text appears as random symbols and dots instead of the actual event description content.
- The attached screenshot shows the issue in the Edit Event modal.
Expected behavior:
- The Description field should display readable text clearly.
- Text encoding should be handled correctly without corruption.
- Event descriptions should render properly in the edit dialog.
Classification:
- Type: bug
- Area: Calendar / event editing / text rendering
- Severity: medium
- Impact: Users cannot read or properly edit event descriptions
Fixed in spikersoft-angular PR #33 (merged to master). Calendar event title/description/location are now HTML-entity-decoded on load so backend-encoded text renders readably. Closing.
Fixed in spikersoft-angular PR #33 (merged to master). Calendar event title/description/location are now HTML-entity-decoded on load so backend-encoded text renders readably. Closing.
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The calendar's "Edit Event" dialog shows corrupted text in the Description field.
Observed behavior:
Expected behavior:
Classification:
Fixed in spikersoft-angular PR #33 (merged to master). Calendar event title/description/location are now HTML-entity-decoded on load so backend-encoded text renders readably. Closing.