Calendar [Paid] 2.6.2
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Digital Doctor
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JamesBrown
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Thank you, that is my issue fixed
Amazing, sorry about the wait!
Joe Link
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@Naz I'm trying to check out the demo at https://demos.nixfifty.com/events/ and I'm having trouble submitting an event. Getting this error in the Firefox console when I click the create event button.
Edit: And I just noticed it posted the event each time
Edit: And I just noticed it posted the event each time
I just had a quick look and it seems there’s a conflict with one of Xon’s add-ons on the demo board. I’ll look at getting that updated / fixed. Thanks!@Naz I'm trying to check out the demo at https://demos.nixfifty.com/events/ and I'm having trouble submitting an event. Getting this error in the Firefox console when I click the create event button.
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Edit: And I just noticed it posted the event each time
Alpha1
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Any news on this error?
nixfifty.com
I still have these.
Calendar - Partial fix - DateInvalidTimeZoneException: Template public:nf_calendar_event_view error: DateTimeZone::__construct(): Unknown or bad timezone () src/addons/NF
Stack trace #0 src/addons/NF/Calendar/Entity/Event.php(1485): DateTimeZone->__construct('') #1 src/addons/NF/Calendar/Entity/Event.php(1447): NF\Calendar\Entity\Event->getTimezone() #2 src/XF/Mvc/Entity/Entity.php(182): NF\Calendar\Entity\Event->getNextDate() #3...
nixfifty.com
I still have these.
I'll open a DM with you here shortly so we can investigate. It looks like you've got an event without a timezone which I think might've happened on an old XF 1 version of the add-on and is only now surfacing an error.Any news on this error?
Calendar - Partial fix - DateInvalidTimeZoneException: Template public:nf_calendar_event_view error: DateTimeZone::__construct(): Unknown or bad timezone () src/addons/NF
Stack trace #0 src/addons/NF/Calendar/Entity/Event.php(1485): DateTimeZone->__construct('') #1 src/addons/NF/Calendar/Entity/Event.php(1447): NF\Calendar\Entity\Event->getTimezone() #2 src/XF/Mvc/Entity/Entity.php(182): NF\Calendar\Entity\Event->getNextDate() #3...
I still have these.
StarArmy
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I've recently installed this add-on and some confusing things are happening:
- Users with permissions set to allow them to create events on a calendar cannot actually create events on that calendar
- Events I create send alerts to every user on the forum instead of the people who are going to the event/watched the event
I'll need to look in to this a bit more, I guess the user group is not allowed to globally create events and is only allowed to create events in one specific calendar?
Sorry, this had been sorted for a while but forgot to release it publicly.
AndreaMarucci
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I would like to try it but just 2 questions for feature I absolutely need
- is there the possibility to set a deadline for registration?
- is there the possibility to set a maximum number of attendees? (YES, i've checked)
- is there the possibility to set an arbitrary number of attendees for each people booking (eg. 2, 3, 4 etc)?
- Can the booked member remove his booking or change it?
You may have six years ago, I certainly can’t now … Can anyone tell me where to do this?
Edit: OK, I found it too. Some permissions seem to have not been set correctly, I only discovered after going through those for another reason. Then I happened to click on the
···▾ button for an event, and it now had a longer menu than before, including an option to change the owner.
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Now, though, I do have a problem that I don’t think I can solve myself: time zone trouble.
My forum’s userbase is in the Netherlands, UTC+01:00 at the moment. There is no need for a timezone picker for events, because all of the country is in the same one, but there is also no way to disable it or hide it from view (other than hacking the templates, I suppose). IMHO, it would be good to have an option for the calendar to either use the forum’s default time zone or to show a timezone picker with the event.
Worse is that, now the calendar is up and people have been adding things to it, some weird stuff is happening regarding the timezones. When I have it set at UTC+1, which is what it’s on by default for me, the times I enter for an event are those I see appear with the event once it’s submitted. However, some users complain that they have to set times of events one hour earlier and set the timezone to UTC+2 to get them to display correctly. But when I then view those events, they start and end one hour early compared to the intended time.
That is, if something is to run from 10:00 to 17:00, I set the start time to 10:00 and the end time to 17:00, but some users have to set them to 09:00 and 16:00 plus UTC+2 in order to see 10:00 to 17:00. But for the events they do that with, I see 09:00 to 16:00 displayed, with UTC+2 if I edit the event.
Something screwy is going on here, but I can’t put my finger on it.
My forum’s userbase is in the Netherlands, UTC+01:00 at the moment. There is no need for a timezone picker for events, because all of the country is in the same one, but there is also no way to disable it or hide it from view (other than hacking the templates, I suppose). IMHO, it would be good to have an option for the calendar to either use the forum’s default time zone or to show a timezone picker with the event.
Worse is that, now the calendar is up and people have been adding things to it, some weird stuff is happening regarding the timezones. When I have it set at UTC+1, which is what it’s on by default for me, the times I enter for an event are those I see appear with the event once it’s submitted. However, some users complain that they have to set times of events one hour earlier and set the timezone to UTC+2 to get them to display correctly. But when I then view those events, they start and end one hour early compared to the intended time.
That is, if something is to run from 10:00 to 17:00, I set the start time to 10:00 and the end time to 17:00, but some users have to set them to 09:00 and 16:00 plus UTC+2 in order to see 10:00 to 17:00. But for the events they do that with, I see 09:00 to 16:00 displayed, with UTC+2 if I edit the event.
Something screwy is going on here, but I can’t put my finger on it.
Okay, the timezone problem has been resolved: the affected user had the time zone in his account settings incorrect … Not something you immediately think of.
But something else we’ve noticed: no birthdays are shown in January. They do in every other month, but for some reason none in January (not just this year but also 2027 and 2028, I didn’t check further) despite there being users who have their birthday set to a day in that month.
There is also a localisation problem with recurring events:
The first three words are my Dutch localisation for the string
But something else we’ve noticed: no birthdays are shown in January. They do in every other month, but for some reason none in January (not just this year but also 2027 and 2028, I didn’t check further) despite there being users who have their birthday set to a day in that month.
There is also a localisation problem with recurring events:
The first three words are my Dutch localisation for the string
nf_calendar_this_event_recurs_x, the rest is in English except for the date, which is in Dutch. I can’t find anywhere to localise the text that will be displayed for {rrule} in that string.
Thanks, I'll take a look at this.
The
{rrule} string comes from a PHP library and that has its own localisation. I'll have a look and see if we can use XF phrases here instead.
