MODX :: mxCalendar - events not showing in full view

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hharpell Reply #1, 1 year, 2 months ago

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My events are are showing in list view, but nothing is showing up when I choose the full view. I can't figure out what I'm missing...
[!mxcalendar? &mxcType=`list` !] -> this displays the events fine

[!mxcalendar? &mxcType=`full` !] -> this doesn't display the events at all. I just shows the calendar without any events on it.

I'm using mxCalendar Version: 0.1.2-rc2

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charless Reply #2, 1 year, 2 months ago

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Quote from: hharpell at Mar 03, 2011, 09:18 PM

My events are are showing in list view, but nothing is showing up when I choose the full view. I can't figure out what I'm missing...
[!mxcalendar? &mxcType=`list` !] -> this displays the events fine

[!mxcalendar? &mxcType=`full` !] -> this doesn't display the events at all. I just shows the calendar without any events on it.

I'm using mxCalendar Version: 0.1.2-rc2

and the events in the system are for the current month displayed in the calendar mode, just checking. What is displayed on the page when using the full calendar mode (blank, empty calendar, etc.)? Do you have a link or screen capture to review?

cheers

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hharpell Reply #3, 1 year, 2 months ago

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I've attached a screenshot of the page. You'll see the event show up in the list, but not in the calendar - and the calendar is showing the month of March, which is when the event is happening. I can't give a link, as I'm working with it locally on my computer.
If there's any other screenshots that would be helpful - please let me know.
Thanks!

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hharpell Reply #4, 1 year, 2 months ago

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I've attached a screen shot of the event, and my calendar configuration page - just in case that could help.
Thanks!

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charless Reply #5, 1 year, 2 months ago

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Everything looks fine, have you validated that the container for that date in the rendered html source is empty and that you have no issues with CSS? The reason I ask is that I can not reproduce this issue.

cheers

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hharpell Reply #6, 1 year, 2 months ago

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When I set it up on my hosted site - it worked fine. Must be some setting I have on my local machine...
I will just set it up on the site... and not worry about why its not working on my computer.

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charless Reply #7, 1 year, 2 months ago

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if you want you can send me a screen capture of your php info output, which might help me determine what's going on

cheers

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kilroy Reply #8, 7 months ago

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Same problem here.
Also working on local computer.
Symptoms :

events show on list display, not on full display
event was initially showing (at the wrong date) when using weekly occurances

I am using a custom french-utf8 language file but have not yet modified much on it.

My snippet call :

[!mxcalendar? &mxcShowDuration=`1` &mxcStartDayID=`1` &mxcType=`full`!]

mx calendar 0.1.2 rc2

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