Kevin Papst

I would recommend to configure the default start time under System > Settings to a fixed time, like 10:00. That solves 1 and 2 and is mentioned in the docs.

Ah, right. You should be able to use a custom JS to set the time.

Hm, my first reaction was: absolutely not. That makes no sense. But then, in theory nothing should change for the "Default mode" users... unless someone configured a "static time" but...

Agree. That is strange. Calendar was completely re-written for 2.0. Any yes, the software has bugs. That is normal, every software has bugs. Especially when its for free and no-one...

This should mainly do what you want. Set the time to a static value and hide the start time: ```javascript document.addEventListener('show.bs.modal', (e) => { if (e.srcElement.querySelector('form[name=timesheet_edit_form]') === null) { return;...

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@simone-gasparini I'd assume it does nothing, because you cannot create future records.

You are looking for a solution for a problem that does NOT arise from the functionality you are talking about. For holidays there is a much better solution on the...

Hide the calendar (e.g. via custom css), it doesn't make sense in duration mode. Or just leave the normal mode active, if you want to use it anyway.

@simone-gasparini that is the solution to your holiday issue: https://www.kimai.org/store/controlling.html > the behaviour is new in kimai2 and it worked fine in kimai1 @stereo9 what exactly ? I can't recall...