Web Calendar 5.0 - Page 4

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Mikwd wrote:
After spending a number of hours trying to get the new calendar working I decided to give in, and ask for HELP!!!!!!

I am getting the error as well, "Error, content did not load"
Here is the address for my Calendar http://www.jdmwood4u.ca/Calendar.html

Everything looks right on my server, clicking on each month .html file opens right, and the images, javascripts, stylesheets folders are all in place. When click on the Calendar.html the error appears on my page.

You didn't upload any of the CSS files which is why you are getting that error. Take a look at this article here which gives you step by step instructions on how to do this with Visual Site Designer.

http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … and-higher

Also, we just posted an update today that you should download first.

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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Terry you are a little bit all over the place with this form post. I am not really sure what issues you are even having. ;)

If you can you consolidate your post into something a bit clearer, I will do my best to help.


My apologies, you are right. I'll try and make it clearer.

Scott Swedorski wrote:

Also, when you preview locally, the software knows where all the files are.

Local preview works wit CC HTML Editor Preview and with IE8, but not with Chrome.

The Chrome Java console indicates the following error:
XMLHttpRequest cannot load file:///C:/Users/terry/Documents/Test%20Web/ORWLcalendar5/10-2010.html. Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

Scott Swedorski wrote:

If you are having problems once you add it to your website, this means you have one or more of the following issues:

I have not added to my "live" website until I have this working locally.

My existing web site is www.orwl.ca the new calendar will be replacing the existing one in the same location.
My testing so far has shown that the onclick event for any underlined date calls a 400 pixel wide window showing the event and all other events for that month in the format 1 of X.
However I have discovered that the panel always appears to the right of the calendar, therefore on my existing site the new window never appears. This is the symptom I have in both CC HTML Editor preview and in IE8 and during the writing of this message, in Chrome on my live site.

I have created a temporary area on my site to test this http://www.orwl.ca/terryfield/newcalindexrefresh.html

Excuse the ugly names. This has now demonstrated that the new code works using Chrome when on a live site, but not locally. This page also demonstrates my issue with the popup page not appearing.
Note that if I reformat the page to make the calendar appear on the left the popup page will work.

I hope this is clearer, and thanks for your help.
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I am looking at your source code and the markup doesn't look correct to me. This is what you have:


<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="ORWLcalendar5/javascript/jquery.colorbox.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="ORWLcalendar5/javascript/behavior.js"></script>


What it should be:

<script src="calendar/javascript/jquery-1.4.2.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="calendar/javascript/jquery.colorbox-min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="calendar/javascript/jquery.text-overflow.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="calendar/javascript/behavior.js"></script>


Because of these code differences, I don't think you are using the latest version. You should be using 5.0 Build 9.

Here is a site I just threw together and you can test this in Chrome and you will see it also works:

http://sample1.coffeecup.com/

I would suggest just starting from scratch again, make sure you are using the latest version and paste in the code correctly and don't forget to upload all of your files.

I can also see our HTML Editor users are having a hard time understanding the process to include the Web Calendar into their site. I will be creating a step by step walk through on Monday to help people through this process.
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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Mikwd wrote:
After spending a number of hours trying to get the new calendar working I decided to give in, and ask for HELP!!!!!!

I am getting the error as well, "Error, content did not load"
Here is the address for my Calendar http://www.jdmwood4u.ca/Calendar.html

Everything looks right on my server, clicking on each month .html file opens right, and the images, javascripts, stylesheets folders are all in place. When click on the Calendar.html the error appears on my page.

You didn't upload any of the CSS files which is why you are getting that error. Take a look at this article here which gives you step by step instructions on how to do this with Visual Site Designer.

http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … and-higher

Also, we just posted an update today that you should download first.


Scott, I did have the files there, but at that point when you checked I had done something different, and they didn't show. Everything is uploaded now, but still not working, so not sure what I have wrong or where. I followed the instructions in the link. I noticed your post above this one that for the link http://sample1.coffeecup.com/ the version of VSD is 7, build one, whereas one available to us is V6, build 6. Is there any difference between the 2 versions that make a difference for the new Calendar?

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Scott Swedorski wrote:
I am looking at your source code and the markup doesn't look correct to me.


Scott
You were right on the money.
I think I had a mix of the first release and the Saturday update.
All issues resolved, working on updating the live site.

Thanks for your help.
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Last post for a while I hope.
Thanks for the sample file, you should post that somewhere more accessible as it is hard to find buried in this forum.

Is there a way to highlight “TODAY”.

I have noticed in this new version that today is not indicated, and I can’t find a switch to turn that on.

Thanks
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Right now there is a slight color difference on the TODAY box, but we don't have a specific option in the software yet to make that more pronounced. You should be able to customize the CSS and JavaScripts to make this any color you like.

We also do have this on our wish-list for a future update.
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Crashing, Crashing

Downloaded the trial version and tried to enter a new event. When I place my cursor in the Description box, the program crashes every time. After 8 consecutive crashes I figure it's time to bother you guys.
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backpacker57 wrote:
Crashing, Crashing

Downloaded the trial version and tried to enter a new event. When I place my cursor in the Description box, the program crashes every time. After 8 consecutive crashes I figure it's time to bother you guys.

Sounds like a bad install to me. Can you please open a support ticket and give us all the details on your local computer setup etc. and we will look into this for you.
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Yes I have it installed and uploaded.

It took a while to figure it out and get it on my site and something in my coding is screwing it up.

http://cedarstreetchurch.org/calendar.html


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