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When I create an event in week view, it shows a red exclamation mark with a tooltip that says that "some events [are] out of screen, click to list". Clicking expands the event, but still does not show the even title in week view. I see this same behavior on IE7. I do not see any indicators to show hours on either the weekly, or daily views. On a day with an event, I can see the bottom area of an even bubble, but the top portion containing the title and link to the event are out of range. Days without an event show a completely blank area where the calendar should be, again with no hour delineation. I should also note, the event can be only 5 minutes long and it still exhibits the same problem. |
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In your options you can set the agenda time interval shown. Is there a way to set this globally for all users?
(Jan 20 '10 at 19:20)
user-22
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The red alert appears when you create an event which is scheduled not in the period between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. When you click on list, instead, all the events scheduled in that day became visible, but they are only visible in the "list" view. Even if the event is in the right time frame, the event does not show up because the display is broken. The "...as list" button does nothing (literally) when I click on it.
(Jan 20 '10 at 19:18)
user-22
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I updated the question with more detail. The problem is display, not data. I can fill in the interval with any viable info with the same results.
I do think it strange that is acts the same way on both FF and IE on my system. I have seen it working correctly on other systems.
The element that contains the event (id=domId_1861698462) has this attribute: top:-995px; which effectively displaces the element well off the screen. When that is removed (via firebug) the event shows up, but there still is not time context (ie. no way to tell time in relation to the complete day).
Monthly view works fine. I think the root of the problem is the time scale. Somehow the event cannot be located on the page because the logic cannot tell where it should be.
Here are the settings that effect the time and date on our system:
DEFAULT_DATE_DISPLAY_FORMAT=EEEE, MMM dd yyyy DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT=MM/dd/yyyy DEFAULT_HOUR_FORMAT=HH:mm DEFAULT_QUERY_DATE_FORMAT=dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT=MM/dd/yyyy-HH:mm:ss FRIDAY_IS_WORKING_DAY=yes HOUR_DAY_END=08:00 HOUR_DAY_START=23:00 SATURDAY_IS_WORKING_DAY=no SERVER_TIME_ZONE=Europe/Berlin SUNDAY_IS_WORKING_DAY=no WORKING_DAY_SAT=no WORKING_HOUR_BEGIN=08:00 WORKING_HOUR_END=17:00 WORKING_HOUR_TOTAL=08:00
Why does it think we are using Europe/Berlin timezone, and think that our hour day start is 11pm, and end is 8 am? Where are those set? I tried updating the dates I could find in the user tab of Admin, but they don't stick.