J!4 Event create not working

The problem that is still there is that the edit icon on an event detail page (frontend) does not work. The link says: javascript:jevIdPopup('action_dialogJQ96'); but it does nothing ???

rbuelund

The link you gave earlier in the thread no longer works - is there a site where the problem persists that we can look at?

I thought we had resolved your issue some time ago - sorry if it was not

Geraint

Hello,

I just updated to the most recent version of JEvents which is 3.6.21, but still having this issue when trying to edit an event at the frontend:

Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
launchModal https://testite/components/com_jevents/assets/js/editpopupJQ.js?v=3.6.21:82
jevIdPopup https://testsite/components/com_jevents/assets/js/editpopupJQ.js?v=3.6.21:257
<anonymous> javascript:jevIdPopup('action_dialogJQ4');:1

Should this be fixed in the latest version or is it still to come?

Hello, is there already a solution to fix the problem with JEvents 3.6.21 on Joomla 3.10? It is not possible to create events on the frontend.
Many thanks for your help!
Axl

Hello,
is there already a solution to the problem?
In JEvents 3.6.15 on Joomla 3.10.3 It is not possible to create events on the frontend. Nothing happens!
It shows me "javascript:jevModalNoHeader('myEditModal','/http://index.php/calendar/icalevent_edit/xxxxx).
How can i fix that?

THX
Axl

This is a PHP 8 issue and will be resolve in the next release due tomorrow.

A little bump....

Any time frame on solving this bug ?

Hello,

I have the same issue with JEvents 3.6.15 on Joomla 4.0.2. It is not possible to create or edit events on the frontend. Nothing happens when clicking the edit icon when an event is displayed or when clicking on the "Save" button when creating a new event. The browser console shows several error messages "Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined" relating to files in the path "/components/com_jevents/assets/js/"

Should JEvents work on Joomla 4? Is this a known problem so far?

I have the same problem as Hans_Christian. I think this is because something is wrong with the date format. (see picture). If you enter a valid date, the event can be saved. But if I want to change date later, invalid date appears again

Hi Tony

Thank you for responding.

I made a fresh Joomla 4 installation and then installed Jevents. Then I imported an iCal file from a calendar from a live website and that went fine. I can see the events and all the categories were imported as well. Cool.
Then I tried to make a new event and this I cannot do.

Another site where I am testing Jevents with joomla 4 is the site below. This site is a copy of a live site which has been successfully upgraded to Joomla 4. It has not had Jevents before but, as a test-site, I thought to try Jevents, so I made a fresh install of jevents. Here the problems are different. I cannot make a new calendar, and I cannot enter into the management of categories, but I can make an event(!).

I added site logins in the private description field.

Thanks in advance

Hans_Christian

Can you please provide super user details into the Site Details (Private) on reply and I'll take a look at that for you?

Many thanks
Tony

Sorry, just taking some time working on the J4 revisions following the latest J4 changes. The next update should have this resolved.

Ahh sorry - the user was blocked - now you should have access.

Here you go

So that is trying to call jQuery somewhere. I suspect you have something out of the current test scope.

Can I get super user logins?

Many thanks
Tony

Hmmm: "Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined"

Can you right click the page and inspect? What do you see in the console when clicking?

Joomla 4 - RC 3
Nothing is shown on the white page with error repporting set to max. Should the create/edit screen have been shown in a modal? Maybe that is the problem ?

Hello,

Can you confirm which version of Joomla! You are using? Also please confirm what is shown on the white page when you enable Joomla! Maximum Error Reporting and debug mode.

Many thanks
Tony