Closed (fixed)
Project:
Date
Version:
6.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Unassigned
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Created:
1 Oct 2008 at 20:54 UTC
Updated:
31 Oct 2008 at 22:22 UTC
I know this issue was resolved but it seems to have come back in a recent release. When viewing a event/date node with repeating events the list of all repeat dates shows at the top of the node as well as in the 'Repeats' tab. I am seeing this in RC3 and DEV releases. Am I missing something that I should be doing on my end or has this display resurfaced?
Thanks for any help :)
Comments
Comment #1
karens commentedThis works fine in latest code, which is currently the -dev version. The rc3 version is getting out of date and I'll be rolling a new release in the next couple days.
Make sure you have the latest code for both Date and Calendar and that you clear all your caches.
Comment #2
3cwebdev commentedI am using Date 6.x-2.x-dev and Calendar 6.x-2.0-rc2 on two different site. One site was existing and the repeating date were showing, but went away, showing the proper behavior after one of the update. The list of repeating dates showing on the main content started showing again after one of the updates. Another site that I implemented date/calendar on recently has shown the same behavior from the start.
I verified module versions, settings and clear cache.
Since it appears no one else is experiencing this then I suspect this is something I am doing wrong. Are there any special settings that I need to be aware of? Does views settings have any bearing on the repeating dates view in the node?
Links to see issue in action:
Thanks for you help!
Comment #3
karens commentedYou say you're using 'Calendar 6.x-2.0-rc2', you need the latest -dev version of Calendar.
Comment #4
3cwebdev commentedThank you for the information :) I Upgraded to latest dev of Calendar, ran update.php, cleared cache. List of repeating dates still showed on main area of node (both of my sites).
Now ,when editing/saving date node I always this error:
warning: array_key_exists(): The second argument should be either an array or an object in serverpath/sites/all/modules/date/date/date_elements.inc on line 48.
No date information is stored in the fields.
I tried enabling/re-enabling modules, deleting/recreating date node, deleting recreating date field on content type.
Using: Calendar 6.x-2.x-dev and Date 6.x-2.x-dev
Any ideas?
Comment #5
karens commented@setfree, you probably did not get my recent changes if you use the tarball on the project page. I had just made changes when I posted and they don't roll into the tarball right away. Try again now.
Comment #6
3cwebdev commentedKarenS,
Thank you so much for your hard work on this great module and also for the support you provide - I'm sure this keeps you very busy :) You were correct, I downloaded the newest tarball and the repeating date are functioning correctly again.
I am having another issue. Actually two, but I think they're related.
Any ideas on the cause?
Links to examples:
Thanks again!!
Comment #7
cpelham commentedDitto. I am using the most recent as of today dev version. If I load a view of upcoming events that includes, for example repeating weekly classes, only the first instance of each repeating class shows a date. This is also the case in calendar views. I would like the first to show, for example, October 2, the next week's class to show October 9, etc. Is this by design, an option, or a bug?
Comment #8
daniorama commentedLast dev version works well (there are just some warning when you set up a date field, but later is working allright) The way to solve the repeating events showing the date always is just using one date value as field (I mean if you have From and To fields you must only use value1) and select "Group multiple values" in its configuration.
This should be included in the readme to help people know how to configure the views.
UPDATE: This only fix showing a date on repeating dates, but the date shown is the same as the first one.
Comment #9
karens commentedThis issue is veering offtrack and getting into lots of things other than the original issue. Please try to keep each issue to a single topic that we can close when it is fixed instead of an unending succession of new reports like 'blah is fixed but now I see something else'.
#8 you should not have to do those things to get it working, so if do, it's a bug. Please open a new issue to describe exactly how to reproduce the problem. When you're reporting about Views issues, it helps a lot if you also provide an export of your view because there are so many possible ways to set things up that I need to see how you did it to try to figure out what's going on.
Comment #10
daniorama commentedKaren, sorry I forgot to say it was NOT working after all. (as you said, there are several issues regarding this thing and I just updated one of them)
What I wrote only fixes showing dates, but all show the same value, the first one. Without doing it so the repeating values even don't show.
I'm out this weekend, but I will export the view on Monday. The bug is the same for everyone I think, and it's also happening with the last dev version. I'm sorry I cannot give more info before Monday, but cpelham had the same problem and maybe he can help you before I come back.
Comment #11
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.