I've built a calendar view to display entries based on a DateTime Interval (Not using time, just day) which works well. However, if I have more than 7 items that appear on a certain day, I get a "+ 2 more" link appearing at the bottom of the date cell, which is fine.
The problem is that when I click on that link, nothing happens. I have no custom CSS at play that could conflict with that either. The interesting thing is that when I look at the same date in the week view, I can click on it and "sometimes" it will appear way at the bottom and if I click on any other day that has a link to display more, it won't work and neither will the first link that worked before. Very odd.
Is there a CSS rule or something that I could apply to make that like work? When editing the macro, the links work perfectly and display right beside the date in the month view, but published it doesn't work at all.
Hi
Hard to tell, must be a CSS issue (conflicting). As you say it fails to work when page is published - must be some theme or general CSS rules that conflict with CalendarView ones.
Since 2.19.3 we have removed this functionality and there is no +n more link is shown
https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Release+Notes#ReleaseNotes-Version2.19.3
Alex
Hey Alex,
I went and dropped all CSS from the site in question and those links are still unresponsive. I'm at a bit of a loss here, is there anything I can do to perhaps expand the cell height? Or see what could possibly be root cause of the CSS conflict?
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Updating to a recent version of ConfiForms might be the best option here.
Fighting with CSS conflicts is really a nightmare, especially if you have custom theme installed or other non standard CSS rules in place
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