Set sequence of full day events in multiple calendars

[FaBRiK74]

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Current Behavior

When I set up the calendars, it shows the full day events in a sequence what I can't change even if I change the sequence of the calendars in yaml. `entities:

• entity: calendar.birthdays
• entity: calendar.holidays
• entity: calendar.family`

But it shows each day the full day enets in the following sequence: "Family" first then "birthdays" then "Holidays"

Expected behaviour

To be able to change the sequence of different calendars full day events

Possible Solutions

No response

Context / Reason

As I wrote to be able to change the calendar sequence of full day events with multiple calendars

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[FaBRiK74]

Below my code and the screenshot. The entities order in the yaml are: Namedays, Birthdays, Holidays, Family events, Cleaning On the screenshot you can see that Cleaning is on top "Zöldhulladék" and "Kuka" with the thrashbin icon, then below that there is the Namedays "Kornél". But the sequence is opposit in the code. Both of them are full day events.

And this is the same with the next day (Wed 14) whereas there are the Family events on top ("Gábor szabadság" and "Interfood" in green) and below the Namedays ("Szeréna., Roxána"). But in the yaml Namedays is the first.

`entities:

• entity: calendar.nevnapok name: Namedays color: grey
• entity: calendar.birthdays name: Birthdays color: dark-grey icon: mdi:cake-variant-outline
• entity: calendar.unnepnapok_magyarorszag name: Holidays color: red icon: mdi:calendar-star-outline
• entity: calendar.fabiancsalad_fabiancsalad_gmail_com name: Family events color: green icon: mdi:crowd
• entity: calendar.fenntartas name: Cleaning icon: mdi:trash-can-outline maxDaysToShow: 7 progressBar: true type: custom:atomic-calendar-revive firstDayOfWeek: 1 name: Események showDate: true hideFinishedEvents: false showRelativeTime: false noEventsForNextDaysText: Nincs semmi a következő napokban noEventsForTodayText: Ma már nincs semmi showCurrentEventLine: false showMonth: false showWeekDay: true showEventIcon: true showFullDayProgress: false calShowDescription: false showLastCalendarWeek: false dateFormat: YYYY. MMMM D. showProgressBar: false fullDayEventText: '' refreshInterval: 60 disableCalLink: false showLocation: true showWeekNumber: false`

[ftorkler]

Hello, I've stumbled upon this, because I also have trouble with the ordering of the entries of the full day events.

I don't care about the actual ordering, but what bugs me is that the ordering is not deterministic. So a resync/refresh of the calendar might result in another ordering and let entries plop around. For low refreshInterval (e.g. 60 sec) this can be distracting. Btw: I'm not sure, but I believe a page reload is stable in sorting.

Defining an explicit sequence of the calendars as proposed by the topic starter or having an alphanumeric sorting of calendars or entries would also solve my concern.

This is a minor issue and otherwise this calendar card is really awesome. Thanks for the great work!

[rsnodgrass]

Full day events do not even show up for my calendar, only if I change them to have a start/stop time does Atomic calendar show them. Has anyone else run into this?

[marksie1988]

Yes this will be an issue, events are sorted either in the order they are found, or by start time if the option is set. The issue with this is that full day events have the possibility to move around as the calendar refreshes which I understand is not an ideal result.

I will take a look and see if I can somehow order full day events based on where the entities appear in the config.

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Branch issue-785-Set_sequence_of_full_day_events_in_multiple_calendars created!