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Have you tried re-installing mxCalendar?
Did you set the displayType in your ajaxResource snippet call?
<p>[[!mxcalendar? &displayType=`detail`]]</p>
Thanks Frogabog,
I tried re-installing as well as removing and installing again.
I just added the snippet call to my Ajax resource.
Still getting the error. I had just the basic call in there before.
Is that mentioned anywhere?
Are there any detailed instructions on exactly every step involved?
Thanks
BG66
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As far as I know, the google map just works. If you enter an address, it locates and displays it. Although, it's possible that the placeholder isn't in the modal chunk but it looks like the default one to me. I recall that it wasn't working for me at first on one installation, and then when I got the mxcalendar call correctl it showed right up. The calling of this snippet is really finicky, I've found.
Try adding &resourceId=`` to your mxcalendar call (not in the ajax resource).
I'd suggest searching the forums for mxcalendar and digesting some solutions that aren't in the documentation yet. The above parameter addition is actually something Charles pointed out in another thread recently. Also, the blank template for the ajax resource is not mandatory, but depending on your other js, could conflict if you use your template instead (also discussed here - worth a read).
