dlfaison → created an issue.
will create another ticket. Reinstalling again helped resolve the initial issue.
The module was installing via composer. I will take a look at mvonfrie's patch as well.
Thank you again for the help.
Sorry for the delay in responding, Erutan.
I was able to get the module installed. From the image included in my initial conversation, I was able to configure the module by right clicking on the Settings link which opened the Style options configuration panel in another tab. I made the changes and saved the changes. Then I refreshed my views page and resave it.
I did uninstall and reinstall the module a second time and I didn't have to open the Settings link in another tab.
I am running into another issue. Not sure if I should create another ticket or use another forum to address but here it goes.
Problem
We are using the calendar to display events using the event content type. From the initial display all seems fine. I expected to click through each month to display the events. However, I realize I am able to only view 4-5 months of events. At this point I do not have the AJAX setting in the view enabled .
If I enable AJAX, then all of my event show, but it adds this exposed filter, which I do not want. I can hide the exposed filter using CSS and everything seems to display.
form.views-exposed-form{
display:none;
}
https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/2025-02-18/exposed-filter.png →
I was hoping it would just display all of the events without the Minimum or Maximum date exposed filter.
Any suggestions or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
My current setup (We just had a module update push 2/13)
- Drupal 10.4.1
- SmartDate 4.2.1 (we do not use the recurring submodule)
- PHP 8.3.15
- FullCalendar 3.0.2
dlfaison → created an issue.
Thank you for the information.
dlfaison → created an issue.
I installed the patch #20 (that Joseph mentioned above in the parent issue link) and the module works now without and error on All day.
Thank you all for all of the help.
dlfaison → created an issue.
Reverting back to 5.1.12 resolved my issue as well.
I am getting the same error as well. I am currently using the following:
"drupal/fullcalendar_view": "^5.1", 5
Drupal 10.1.5
I can get it to work in the views preview as well.