Bugfixes: Colorpicker, IE compatibility
Date format as user setting.
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I am getting the foloowing message now and its crashed my site.
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"Cannot redeclare event_calendar_init"
Check that the plugin's folder is renamed to 'event_calendar'
@invi, When I tried the first version of this, I had the event owners icons next to the events in the widget listings, but with this new version it is back to the calendar icon... I looked through your code with my untrained eye, but could not see how to put it back :-( any pointers please?
@mark, fixed check the code repo
Cool!! many thanks :-)
@invi colorpicker now working in Firefox. but.. no September in datepicker (October appears twice) also still not seeing events in ie7 or ie8
@susan, datepicker fixed check the code repo. check for ie again, since i cant try.
@invi thanks :) September now included but still no events display in ie. When I look in firebug it seems that the events have a z-index of 8 - could that be the problem?
When adding an event I get a white screen,
Anybody know of this problem? Testing on localhost firefox 3.6.8
Hi invi and Susan, the problem is not related to CSS it is for sure in the javascript. I did some bad hacking on fullcalendar.js here goes the diff from the original, know Im able to see all the events but the last, cant figure out why, I just inserted some ifs everywhere I got a error regarding undefined objects... Here goes the diff hope this helps.
Regards, Saverio.
ops... My bad... this diff is working, IE and firefox, all events. Its not the most elegant way to do it, but it works on IE, Firefox and Chrome.
Regards, Saverio.
@Saverio, thank you for the patch!
is applied check the repo ;)
@invi, cool, thanks for the great plugin. I downloaded it and its working good in IE, FF and Chrome. But Im getting another issue, all my events are now displaying in UTC timezone... Im in GMT-3, why is it happening? Is there any new parameter I need to set?
When adding an event I get a white screen,
Anybody know of this problem? Testing on localhost firefox 3.6.8
I come accross the same problem! Test with elgg 1.7.3
In the calendar list, I can only see my own appointments (bar) All the others are not visible. I think this is a bug.
Basically, well, because it's so Clear. One would have the whole thing just to view a complete list of all appointments. Well here would be a distinction between event type and the choice or all of the friends. Then it would give a perfect event planner
I use the 1.6.1 elgg version, and I have a white screen when I click on "personal events" !
Any idea ? (I rename the folder in event_calendar, I delete the original event_calendar).
Okay, was my mistake. Now I see every appointment in month view. In the weeks and day view, I see no date. Each Nenutzer can move any appointment, including mine. I think that brings the view for the public calendar not much, it is for personal tip. . A list view with Regionfilter and Typfilter , according to many public events in my opinion useful.
Hello. the plugin for me perfect. but I have one problem.
When I add a event from event calendar admin to add into a group. the event calendar is inside of the event calendar admin. but not in the event calendar group. I have to enter inside the grop and add a event inside the group.
Sorry for my english.
@invi, cool, thanks for the great plugin. I downloaded it and its working good in IE, FF and Chrome. But Im getting another issue, all my events are now displaying in UTC timezone... Im in GMT-3, why is it happening? Is there any new parameter I need to set?
Saverio Palmieri 27 days ago
I have the same problem, I am in UTC+1
hi Invi,
Many thanks for the plugin.
Just a few bugs...
Created two test events. One for 8am, the other for 10:05am. Both displayed as 9a and 11:05a respectively (1 hour ahead and "a" instead of "am"
Also, event_calendar:recommend link on the left does not work. What is it for?
I am on 1.7.3
Thanks
I can't see the events I added like shown above. I see the event I added when I add the widget to my profile page but it doesn;t show up when I choose "all events". Am I missing something in the setup that I must change or do? A particular plugin order or something?
I'm using version 1.7.1 and applied the changes mentioned in the code repository.
Can this be due to a page handler error? Because when I click on the event from my profile page I am linked to the event. When I then click on "personal event calendars" I'm redirected to /mod/ site instead of /pg/ page.
Hallo Invi,
Thanks for the Patches in the Day and week view. In Mozilla and safari ist works fine.
In Internet Explorer I get an error message
URL: http://www.xyz.com/mod/event_calendar/js/fullcalendar.js">xyz/mod/event_calendar/js/fullcalendar.js
Message: '_id' is null or not an object
Line: 3070
Character: 4
Code: 0
LG Zacke
About the timezone: All events are saved in UTC timezone and are shown in UTC timezone. If events are inherited from the original event calendar plug-in you need to run fixtoutc.php.
There are some new bugfixes, check the code repository.
Hi,
I downloaded this plugin and read the comments, so I went over to the Code Repository website and saw the code layed out there. I couldn't find any way to just download the current and updated files for this plugin, it seems that the only way to update the code with the fixes you listed there is to search through the code manually and copy and paste according to your red and green color coded instructions.
This seems awkward and like I must be missing something because it's very tedious and error prone, there must be around 30 or so changes in total among 15 or so files. So going through each one hunting through the file system and scrolling down into the general area of the code checking the line numbers, then reading the updated code listed in the repository and interpreting the red and green colors for each change - this isn't a good use of time. Did I miss something? Is there a link in the repository to simply download the lastest current release and use it from there? Having done these updates yourself, there must be a branch of the code available for download, right?
The other thing is that the time stamps along the side of each change log entry is off, some say 1 month while others say 3 months and some say 8 days, but when you click further into the code you see that each code sample has differnt time stamps than listed in the outer table listing. So besides all the manual copy and paste, one needs to check the time stamps in the repository then investigate further comparing the code in the repository with the code downloaded by clicking the above download link on this page.
The reason for this is that some of the updates listed in the repository as having an Age of 1 month are updated in the available release here, but others are not. After comparing the files one finds that even though the Age is listed as 1 month in the general listing, on the code page some of those code listings have a timestamp of 2 months old.
This is all very confusing, time consuming, and frustrating - which seems to me could be easily solved by having one link to the latest (maybe unstable) release for all the latest updates, even if not fully tested. Is this possible or am I missing something?
In reading through all this code and the many files I realize this is a ton of work and I appreciate the plugin it looks very robust as far as features. My issue here is that providing a simple link to a zip file with the latest bug fixes which I'm sure you have, having done all the updates listed on the code respository, is such a simple thing to do compared to having people go through all the code changes one by one and doing a multitude of copy and paste operations, I looked all over that Code Repostiory web site and don't see any download link like that. So is there something I've over looked?
Thanks for this plugin and your upcoming response.