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Event Calendar Admin's Manual
I. Troubleshouting
Problems
- I get Javascript runtime errors when I try to create or edit an event from the month, week, or day view
- The Filters Box isn't displayed in my calendar pages
- I've defined the color of the text for my categories, but the links aren't in this color
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Solutions
1. I get Javascript runtime errors when I try to create or edit an event from the month, week, or day view
Check that the main template of your calendar pages contains the <!--#javascript name="editEvent"--> macro call.
If you're not sure of which template you're using, go to the Properties Editor of your calendar, for example:
"yourSite/admins/conversations/yourSite/structure$path=yourSite%2FyourCalendar" Find the Template popup menu in the first section. If it reads "[use parent folder template]", click on the "Up to parent folder" or "Up to root folder" link. There again, look for the Template popup menu.
Once you've found the name of the template in use, click on the Templates link in the left side navigation bar, and locate the template in the screen you'll get.
Click on its name, add the macro call above into it's <head> area, and click on Save Template
2. The Filters Box isn't displayed in my calendar pages
Check that the main template of your calendar pages contains the <!--#eventCalendarFiltersBox--> macro call.
If you're not sure of which template you're using, see how to find it out in this answer.
Add the <!--#eventCalendarFiltersBox--> macro call in the <body> area of your template.
3. I've defined the color of the text in my categories, but the links aren't in this color
Make sure your stylesheet doesn't define the link styles (A:active, A:link, A:visited). If it does, they conflict with category text colors.
If you're not sure of which stylesheet you're using, see how to find the template in this answer. Stylesheets are managed and inherited like templates, so just read "stylesheet" where "template" is written.
Note: If you're using Netscape Navigator, reloading the page will usually reload the stylesheet. However, if you use Microsoft Internet Explorer, you may have to quit and relaunch your browser to see the changes (because it gets the stylesheet from its cache instead of reloading it).
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