Thanks for the great calendar!
I’m getting the evil &idMultiEvent problem that is listed several times in this forum. I feel like I tried calling the snippet ever which way, and still am getting the error message that &idMultiEvent is obligatory.
I see that most people are calling the snippet [!CALx? .... !] not [[CALx?...]], but I’ve still tried many combinations of calling a cached snippet with page uncacheable, cachable, and uncached snippet with page cacheable and uncacheable. Still no luck.
From what I read it doesn’t even sound like the idMultiEvent really matters when you’re calling &getTypeProcess=`createCal`, so I’m not sure why the system doesn’t recognize that I have it in my call.
I do have Ditto running on this page as well. Would that create this problem?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Here’s the call:
[!CALx? &getFolder=`33` &idMultiEvent=`33` &dayStart=`6` &inactDay=`5` &useTV=`false` &popupType=`1` &popupSize=`250` &toolTipPosition=`right` &chunkCSSName=`CALxStyle` &getTypeProcess=`createCal` &showOtherMonth=`both`!]
UPDATE:
Thank you to Bunk58, again, for helping a newb figure this problem out.
He says:
Your actual snippet didn’t have this line :
$objCALx->idMultiEvent=$idMultiEvent;
All is working fine now! Thanks Bunk!