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I enabled CiviEvents, and created a CiviCRM Events view by cloning. I then disabled the default CiviCRM Events view.

I changed the new view, by modifying the calendar path to something like this:

http://myhost/civicrm/calendar_1

and can see my calendar in the month view (e.g. July 2009).

I can add a public event and see it show up in the calendar.

BUT when I click on the link for the event in the calendar, instead of displaying the CiviCRM event info, it shows info for a page node that happens to have the same id.

If I copy the link location rather than clicking the link, and paste that link into another browser tab, it DOES show the correct CiviCRM event, e.g.

http://myhost/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=4

I believe this is a jcalendar.js issue, but I don't know how to fix it. I suppose I could change the JS code, but I wonder if I just missed a configuration setting somewhere?

Am using CiviCRM 2.2.5

Harry

no idea about that, so u'll need to research and figure it out once u hve done that, please submit a patch against either civicrm or jcalendar.js that resolves the issue

lobo

Actually the view I was looking at might not correspond to what you have but you should still find an option to create your own link using the variables you choose.

This is a REALLY ugly fix (or brilliant, but I'm pretty sure ugly), but it does at least what I want it to do -- and may not suffice for your needs, but I had the same issue.

I didn't want the popup at all and opened up jcalendar.js and noticed at the very end, lines 77/78, this appeared:

     
      // Don't Follow the real link
      return false;

So I edited it to return true.  Now when I click on the title of my event, it goes to the event information page (no popup at all).  I dunno if this'll help you or not, and fwiw, I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing in CiviCRM or Drupal, I'm just sort of blindly stumbling around.  That said, what I want to get done is working so I suppose that speaks to the greatness of CiviCRM

Thanks to all who piped up...

We are deferring our decision on how to do events -- might still be CiviEvents or Drupal Events or something we roll ourselves.

Harry

The solution I've seen posted to this problem is to disable the Calendar Popup module. I happen to be running Civi on a Drupal Commons instance, and in order to disable the Calendar Popup module, I also have to disable a dependent module: Commons Core.. Once I do this the Event on the calendar links to the correct Civi Event node. Unfortunately disabling the Commons Core module causes several Drupal Content Types to also disappear...

Any other suggested workarounds?