Describe the bug
In reviewing the .29 Release notes, it speaks to being able to have a calendar pre-filtered if the URL parameters are met. In attempting to leverage this, we're finding that it's not working as expected.
When the URL parameter is updated, it remembers the cached calendar, so testing seems flawed in that the URL needs to be leveraged in an incognito window. When testing difference links to put on different pages, it isn't consistent on what the URL parameter is actually doing and if it's truly working.
Example:
Goal is to hide the dropdown and filter based on the URL parameters.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create an event with an audience selected
Create an instance
Go to the Calendar view
change the URL to see the dropdown disappear and then change the URL to various things to see if the instance shows or doesn't show.
Expected behavior
Expecting that the URL would present the same experience as the dropdown.
Screenshots
Listed above
Additional context
Would love to add more parameters on other multiselect picklists or fields, like "Type".
Describe the bug In reviewing the .29 Release notes, it speaks to being able to have a calendar pre-filtered if the URL parameters are met. In attempting to leverage this, we're finding that it's not working as expected.
When the URL parameter is updated, it remembers the cached calendar, so testing seems flawed in that the URL needs to be leveraged in an incognito window. When testing difference links to put on different pages, it isn't consistent on what the URL parameter is actually doing and if it's truly working.
Example:
![image](https://github.com/SFDO-Community/Summit-Events-App/assets/60475518/eb6e5890-20c6-41e0-90cc-2dc918b91566)
Goal is to hide the dropdown and filter based on the URL parameters.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Expecting that the URL would present the same experience as the dropdown.
Screenshots Listed above
Additional context Would love to add more parameters on other multiselect picklists or fields, like "Type".