Every time a user moves an item on the calendar a little note appears on top of the calendar that just reads "Blablabla... Saved... [close]" :P. It is rather annoying because the message doesn't fade out on its own and you have to click on the "close" link to make it go away. I'd prefer it if there was an option to not show this message at all, or, alternatively, make the message fade out on its own after 2 or 3 seconds (plus move it so that it appears in front of the calendar, not above it ... That way the screen doesn't "jump" because of the additional html that is injected and thus moves the calendar down a little).

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tim.plunkett’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
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This is a start for allowing it to be disabled.

Anyone know of a better way to conditionally set a success callback for $.post()?

I'd love if someone came up with a really nice looking improvement on the current behavior.
Also, it can be changed by overriding Drupal.fullcalendar.fullcalendar.prototype.update.

tim.plunkett’s picture

Is anyone interested in this?

dustin@pi’s picture

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Were looking at doing something related ... still showing a message but letting the Admin interface define the message (possibly using tokens) ... we have a really full calendar and we've had users move stuff by accident--so we're hoping to put up a message "Event $title was moved to $datetime" .. any suggestions on how to best do it? We'll be glad to contribute back the patch.

dcam’s picture

Status: Needs review » Closed (outdated)

I've volunteered to help clean up the FullCalendar issue queue. As part of that effort I'm closing issues open for unsupported versions of the module as "Closed (outdated)". That includes any Drupal 7-compatible versions because no active maintainer is supporting them.

If this issue is still relevant for version 3.x of FullCalendar, then feel free to re-open it and update the issue version number.