By 425Media on

Hi all,

I have the Calendar View enabled and am having an issue only showing "Events". Currently, it is showing all of the blog postings and pages that I have created. I have tried removing all pages (via the filter) and still nothing happens. What it seems like is that the filter mechanism in that view is not working at all.

Any help would be appreciated. Three hours of Google'ing and searching the forums I have found nothing. Time to reach out.

Thanks in advance.

-S

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425Media’s picture

425Media commented

Anyone?

Anonymous’s picture

Anonymous (not verified) commented

You can manually create the navigation and use a page view :

1 - In views, in the default calendar view, add a new page display. You'll notice you get the calendar, but not the navigation (for example, in month view).
2 - Change the style for the page to "Calendar"
3 - Change the template file with this : http://beacon9.ca/labs/drupal-calendar-date-navigation
4 - Restyle the navigation.

GL!

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firstlut commented

Out of the box, Calendar sorts by the date the node was updated, which is, of course, useless. It's just a placeholder.

Click on "Node Updated" and change it to the date field on your Event content type.

If you're using the Event Module, it won't work. Last I heard, they didn't work together. You have to create a new content type with a CCK Date field.

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peacekaat commented

I just experienced a similar issue and was able to resolve it by making sure my page filters matched my default filters. Don't ask me why this was needed; it logically shouldn't be required.

I added a limit by location filter and limit by audience filter using taxonomy tags, and changed the offered filter identifier from "tid" to "location" and "tid_1" to "audience."

This did not work at all until I added both filters to the default view and changed the filter identifiers to the same terms.

Crossing my fingers that this is solved for good.

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vbottelson commented

I have a similar problem. I have a Content Type called Meeting. Within the content type I have a field where some meetings are "Conference Calls" and some are "In Person", "Luncheon", "Internal", etc. I want the calendar to exclude one of these types of meetings. I tried doing a filter where teh View:Content Type is NOT "Internal", but it's still showing up. I'm not sure what else to try.

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focal55 commented

Ensuring the the Filters are Same as Default worked for me too. Thank you

Joe Ybarra
www.focal55.com