ical icon bug?

[jsklar]

anybody else ever have issues with leopard's ical icon not updating?

i noticed a few minutes ago my ical icon still said jan 1 even though its now jan 2. i opened ical and it changed to jan 2, but when i quit ical, it went back to jan 1....

screenshared into my imac back at school and ical changed fine over there, so i guess its not a leopard wide bug.

anyone else ever notice something like this?

 

[oseary]

anybody else ever have issues with leopard's ical icon not updating?

i noticed a few minutes ago my ical icon still said jan 1 even though its now jan 2. i opened ical and it changed to jan 2, but when i quit ical, it went back to jan 1....

screenshared into my imac back at school and ical changed fine over there, so i guess its not a leopard wide bug.

anyone else ever notice something like this?

Mine says Jan 2 when open, and July 17 when not. lol

 

[bumble]

anybody else ever have issues with leopard's ical icon not updating?

i noticed a few minutes ago my ical icon still said jan 1 even though its now jan 2. i opened ical and it changed to jan 2, but when i quit ical, it went back to jan 1....

screenshared into my imac back at school and ical changed fine over there, so i guess its not a leopard wide bug.

anyone else ever notice something like this?

I have the same problem on my macbook.

 

[lamemodem]

I had the same problem with the dock icon showing 31 on Jan 1st. If I opened iCal the dock icon would display the 1, but as soon as I closed iCal the dock icon would revert to 31.

It was correct today (the 2nd) when I booted up for the first time.

 

[jsklar]

weird, huh? turns out after manually changing the date (and turning off automatic clock updates) and then moving it back to the second fixed it... we'll see what happens tomorrow.

i was afraid it was a y2k8 bug in leopard or something....

 

[hanschien]

FIX

Option 1:
Open Terminal and type (Case Sensitive)
Killall Dock

Option 2:
- Quit iCal
- Drag iCal icon off of the Dock
- Add iCal icon back to the Dock

 

[kostia]

Instead of killall Dock, not that there's really anything wrong with it, you can use a one-line Applescript to quit Dock cleanly:

tell application "Dock" to quit