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[az_wraith]

IF you have Pop-up Event set to Yes, in the calander view on frontend, when you click on an event in the popup displays the date of When the event started and not the recur date.  Ex. if an event start date is March 3rd and recurs every week, when you click on March 24th the popup stills shows March 3rd date.  If you have Pop-up Event off the date display correctly.  Also if you click on an event from Events Mod the date is displayed wrong too.

[van]

I can definitely confirm this. Not sure how that sneaked in, but it's definitely there.

We are about ready to update the download files with some further changes, and one of those fixes also resolves this issue. Do you want me to go ahead and post the lines you need to change so you can fix this yourself, or do you just want to download the new Zip when it's ready ... probably in the next day or so.

Oh, and are you using the default theme or the spartan theme? If not, you will need to make these changes manually to your theme anyway.

[az_wraith]

I have made my own custom theme, so I guess I will have to change the files manually.

[az_wraith]

Van,

Could you please post the code to fix this problem?  Thanks for your help and this is a great component, and I like your latest Mambot..

[van]

Sorry ... I saw your reply earlier about having custom themes and was planning to post the fixes, but forgot. Thanks for the reminder!

In your "theme.php" file, search for the word "cal_popup" and that area of code should look like the following. You are probably missing the coding at the end of that line, which indicates which of the recurring events to display.

Code:

        // popup or not
if ($CONFIG_EXT['popup_event_mode'])
        {
  $non_sef_href = $CONFIG_EXT['calendar_url']."cal_popup.php?extmode=view&extid=".$event->extid.($event->isRecurrent()?"&recurdate=".$event->recurStartDay:'');

[alonsorm]

I'm running 1.5.3 and I still see this problem.  It looks like the theme.php has the {EVENT_START_DATE} instead of {EVENT_DATE}.  How do I fix this?