Exchange Reminders/Tasks Not In Date Order

[anon(5140585)]

So here's something odd. The CEO of my company has an iPhone and iPad both running iOS 7. Both have the same corporate policies applied through MaaS360. All of a sudden, his iPhone will not display the reminders in date order, they are just all scrambled. Again, both devices are syncing to Exchange. Any thoughts?

 

[Just_Me_D]

No thoughts, but a reboot may fix the issue....

 

[anon(5140585)]

Been there done that. I even turned off syncing of reminders and selected delete from iPhone, then rebooted, and then switch syncing back on. 2 hours later the reminders have yet to sync back down to the device.

 

[anon(5140585)]

both iPad and iPhone have latest OS on them and yet Calendar events can be created on iPad, but not on iPhone. Is no one else having an issue with this? I would go the restore route, but I want to be sure that is the only option.

 

[John Yester]

I had the other day 4 alarms showing up in notification center... Reboot fixed it.. Still some pesky bugs on iOS 7

But if you tried all other options I would do a restore... But reach out to Apple first.

 

[anon(5140585)]

I have reached out to apple in the past and I either wait weeks for an answer, or they are no help. Just looks bad that the CEO was fine with 6 and installed 7 and now can't do something as simple as adding a calendar event. But the iPad is fine??? Really is to me!

 

[John Yester]

Just curious, specific to Exchange. Are they present even when using simple iCloud as the data source?

 

[Nicholas Vilppu]

I think it has to do with Mavericks. When I enter a reminder for one of my exchange accounts the due date gets switched to 12AM the next date but the remind date and time is correct. The functionality works fine with iCloud though. Before the OSX 10.9 update it worked just fine.

 

[anon(5140585)]

Would Mavericks affect an Exchange Server in a complete windows environment? We have no Macs!