Hello,

I am following up to inform you that this issue has been addressed in the latest service release. To download the service release, log in to ‘Account’ and select ‘Keys & Downloads’. Select the appropriate tab for this product; then the license key. The available service releases (Hot Fixes) should now be listed on the page. Let me know if you have any questions regarding this matter.

This solution is still giving crash Steve. :(

One more thing, 

I did take a look at our samples browser and there was an error in calculating what appointments were being displayed. Perhaps thats the problem you were running into?

Here is a better code snippet, which verifies the end date is valid for displaying an appointment:

-(NSArray *)calendarView:(IGCalendarView *)calView appointmentsForStart:(NSDate *)start end:(NSDate *)end ofType:(IGCalendarAppointmentRequestType)requestType

{

    NSTimeInterval min = [start timeIntervalSince1970];

    NSTimeInterval max = [end timeIntervalSince1970];

    NSMutableArray* returnAppts = [[NSMutableArray alloc]init];

    for(NSDictionary* appt in _appts)

    {

        NSDate* startTime = appt[@"start"];

        NSDate* endTime = appt[@"end"];

        NSTimeInterval current = [startTime timeIntervalSince1970];

        NSTimeInterval currentEnd = [endTime timeIntervalSince1970];

        if((current >= min && current <= max)  ||  (currentEnd >= min && currentEnd <= max) || (current <= min && currentEnd >= max) )

        {

            IGCalendarAppointment* calAppt = [[IGCalendarAppointment alloc]init];

            calAppt.startTime = startTime;

            calAppt.endTime = endTime;

            calAppt.location = appt[@"location"];

            calAppt.title = appt[@"title"];

            [returnAppts addObject:calAppt];

        }

    }

    return returnAppts;

}

-SteveZ