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[V-man]

If you delete your existing categories and re-install, how do you re-associate the events with the new categories you have to create...editing each event manually and selecting a category?

[dheuser]

Hello,

I just rename the categories with the same names and it works. Each event automatically take the category it had before.

In this case I found another problem. When I gave the permission "registrated" to one of the categories and then I wrote a event for this category with yearly return (but I forget to write 1 year - I let 0 years) I have problems with the login of joomla and so to the Jcal. After I made 1 year, everything works.(esspecially in IE)
I don´t know, if this problem is only in my configuration, but I had the same problem in the 1.5.0.1 Version.

But nevertheless, thank you very much for writing this beautiful tool. Now with the permissions it is really usefull. Only one thing would be nice to have. If you go with the mouse over the minical the event could be shown as popup or mouseover (like the minical from event calender) - but this is only, nice to have.

[pukis]

What version are you using? IF you don't see the catID listed, you must have an old version i think. Also, what is your default Joomla language?

If you have the most recent version, open a category for editing to change the permissions.

can't set category permissions. component version is 1.5.1.2 (most recent, I believe).
what's wrong?

[V-man]

First, clear your cache and logout/login. Also, switch the language to english and see if it's your language file.

[pukis]

First, clear your cache and logout/login. Also, switch the language to english and see if it's your language file.

all done.
the result attached.

further directions?

[V-man]

Can u please open the following file:

<joomla_root>/components/com_jcalpro/include/functions.inc.php

Once you have it open, find line 25 and post the code there. It should look like:

Revision date: xx/xx/xxxx

[V-man]

please also post a screenshot of the category manager. It should like like the one attached to this post.

[pukis]

Can u please open the following file:

<joomla_root>/components/com_jcalpro/include/functions.inc.php

Once you have it open, find line 25 and post the code there. It should look like:

Revision date: xx/xx/xxxx

Revision date: 02/27/2007

[V-man]

Well, it's not a version issue, you are certainly updated.
I see the your categories show 'default' permissions. This would never show in a 'new' jcalpro installation. indicating oc that you upgraded from a previous version. This is fine, but i wonder if you have the same issue as dheuser where something in the category database tables is causing a conflict. I recommend the following:

1. See if you can set permissions on a newe categoy.
2. Note the exact name of the categories and their Ids. Then, using phpMyAdmin or similar, delete the existing categories in the jos_jcalpro_cat db tables. Don't delete the table, just the category records. Then, in the category manager you should refresh the page and see no categories. Re-create the categories using the exact same category name, starting with the lowest catid that u noted earlier. 

[pukis]

Well, it's not a version issue, you are certainly updated.
I see the your categories show 'default' permissions. This would never show in a 'new' jcalpro installation. indicating oc that you upgraded from a previous version. This is fine, but i wonder if you have the same issue as dheuser where something in the category database tables is causing a conflict. I recommend the following:

1. See if you can set permissions on a newe categoy.
2. Note the exact name of the categories and their Ids. Then, using phpMyAdmin or similar, delete the existing categories in the jos_jcalpro_cat db tables. Don't delete the table, just the category records. Then, in the category manager you should refresh the page and see no categories. Re-create the categories using the exact same category name, starting with the lowest catid that u noted earlier. 

here's how it looks.
could you guide me just a little on how-to?
thanks!

[V-man]

No Prob. Click the "Browse" tab and you will see the records foir the cat table. select all the categories using the check-box on the left. At the bottom, from the drop-down select "With Selected, DROP"

That's about it, all the records in that table should be gone.

[pukis]

No Prob. Click the "Browse" tab and you will see the records foir the cat table. select all the categories using the check-box on the left. At the bottom, from the drop-down select "With Selected, DROP"

That's about it, all the records in that table should be gone.

ok, now all the records are gone. But when I try to make a new category, there is no way to set per cat permissions anyway

[pukis]

No Prob. Click the "Browse" tab and you will see the records foir the cat table. select all the categories using the check-box on the left. At the bottom, from the drop-down select "With Selected, DROP"

That's about it, all the records in that table should be gone.

the new record comes like this

[van]

This is actually a theme problem ... "theme.php" contains the HTML for the Manage Category form, starting at line 665 in the default template. You are probably using a custom theme file that does not have the recent updates. There is a sticky note in the forum about this.

To fix your theme, you can add the following lines. However, I have no idea what line numbers they should be in your theme ... they are at line 715 in the default theme, so you can compare to yours:
                  

Code:

<tr>
  <td class='tableb' width='160'>{CATEGORY_LABEL}</td>
  <td class='tableb'>
    {CATEGORIES_SELECT}
  </td>
</tr>

[pukis]

This is actually a theme problem ... "theme.php" contains the HTML for the Manage Category form, starting at line 665 in the default template. You are probably using a custom theme file that does not have the recent updates. There is a sticky note in the forum about this.

To fix your theme, you can add the following lines. However, I have no idea what line numbers they should be in your theme ... they are at line 715 in the default theme, so you can compare to yours:
                  

Code:

<tr>
  <td class='tableb' width='160'>{CATEGORY_LABEL}</td>
  <td class='tableb'>
    {CATEGORIES_SELECT}
  </td>
</tr>

yes, switching to default theme did the trick. However, latest spartan theme was used previously, which points to a fact, that latest spartan theme (1.5.0.4) has a problem, actualy, or else I have no idea at all why such a problem showed up.