Renewal period not for the full time period

Greets:

Original thread: http://www.librarything.com/topic/98282

Renewing early extends for a full year from the renewing date, not the expiration date of the current account.

Granted it;s only 12 days we're talking about but still.

Thanks,
-drmike

edit: I don;t see a User or Account category that I should assign this to.

Assigning to Abby.

yakupgrade!!!

????

Everybody needs a better yak.

yak yak yak

I hope we find out who's behuind the yakupgrade account just so we know who to bug, um I mean pester about this.

6> Speechless? That's a first. :)

>7 theapparatus:
Maybe she figured that closing your bug spoke for itself????

Did Abby actually fix the problem though? Since it's assigned to Abby shouldn't she be the one to close it?

Yeah, that was a bit weird. Especially after complaining about people marking other people's bugs as Needs Discussion. Was this by accident?

Not fixed. Abby and I need to yak with each other about it.

I would think that once a bug is assigned that it shouldn't be possible for a member to close it. More grist for the argument that there should be an Assigned state.

Is Abby still around? Should this be assigned to someone else?

Abby's still around. But I'm catching this one. I'll see if I can solve it today, but certainly by tomorrow.

Now it's waiting on Chris to yak with me.

I needed help finding the API page that it hits from PP. But he may be able to find it anyway.

>16 ablachly:
What, you're asking Chris for one of these for <insert gift-giving excuse> ?

Tim/CH - ask me about it though. I have another bone to pick about the renewing while someone's looking at the code.

Fixed. And fixed Abby's other nitpick also.

Reopening as it appears that it isn't fixed. At least not with my account. I'm still showing an incorrect ending date of 09/08/2011 instead of 09/20/2011.

Did you just upgrade, or are you reporting that it wasn't retroactively fixed. (Of course, we should upgrade you, but I want to be sure which you're reporting.)

#23 Since we all have TBR piles that will last for 500 years or so, I think the afterlife package is a wonderul idea.

A LibraryThing endowment for one's heirs. I like it.

Me, too. I could use an inheritance clause.

Seriously, it occurs to me that tags that indicate who I'd like to inherit what isn't a bad idea. I've already tagged my inherited books with the name of whomever I inherited them from.

I'm marking this as fixed unless somebody can tell me that they've seen otherwise.