Closed Tharrington86 closed 10 months ago
I have determined that this issue is present when the setting "Allow HTML content in event descriptions" is selected.
I just tried this with 1.9.7 with HTML content enabled and did not see this error.
@craigk5n I'm sorry I did not specify the version we are using. We are using 1.3.0 because we need the webcalendar to be embedded in an iframe.
We have 2 instances of webcalendar that we utilize (one hosted by godaddy and one on an internal server) and both displayed the same behavior.
Resolved after running upgrade.
Running version 1.3.0 and started to experience a weird bug. I have the calendar embedded in an iframe so that other employees can add meeting events to the calendar from our intranet home page. The calendar has been running flawless for quite some time.
Now when you try to add a new event to the calendar and click on the dropdown to make the event "timed", there is a console error that pops up and then it takes about 30 seconds for the time picker to appear.
js_cacher.php?inc=js/edit_entry.php/false/:131 Uncaught ReferenceError: form is not defined at timetype_handler (js_cacher.php?inc=js/edit_entry.php/false/:131:3) at HTMLSelectElement.onchange (edit_entry.php?date=20230815&defusers=:288:71) timetype_handler @ js_cacher.php?inc=js/edit_entry.php/false/:131 onchange @ edit_entry.php?date=20230815&defusers=:288
After the time picker appears, the event can be added and saved as normal. I thought the iframe could be the culprit so I navigated directly to the URL and the same behavior is observed.
As a last ditch effort I upgraded to v1.9.1 and the issue remains (with the added bug that iframes no longer can display the calendar. I created a separate issue for that).