Naz Staff member Nov 28, 2017 #2 IIRC, I added this in alpha 3/4. Might need to check your permissions or I might need to check code and make sure I’m thinking of the right addon.
IIRC, I added this in alpha 3/4. Might need to check your permissions or I might need to check code and make sure I’m thinking of the right addon.
Freelancer Nov 28, 2017 #3 I always have all permissions set to "yes" when testing it. So I guess the code has issues.
Mouth Nov 28, 2017 #4 Freelancer said: I always have all permissions set to "yes" when testing it. So I guess the code has issues. Click to expand... Agreed/Confirmed.
Freelancer said: I always have all permissions set to "yes" when testing it. So I guess the code has issues. Click to expand... Agreed/Confirmed.
Naz Staff member Dec 7, 2017 #5 Freelancer said: I always have all permissions set to "yes" when testing it. So I guess the code has issues. Click to expand... Mouth said: Agreed/Confirmed. Click to expand... What do you guys get for the following query: Code: select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event'
Freelancer said: I always have all permissions set to "yes" when testing it. So I guess the code has issues. Click to expand... Mouth said: Agreed/Confirmed. Click to expand... What do you guys get for the following query: Code: select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event'
Mouth Dec 8, 2017 #6 NixFifty said: What do you guys get for the following query: Code: select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event' Click to expand... mysql> select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event'; Empty set (0.00 sec)
NixFifty said: What do you guys get for the following query: Code: select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event' Click to expand... mysql> select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event'; Empty set (0.00 sec)
Naz Staff member Dec 8, 2017 #7 Mouth said: mysql> select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event'; Empty set (0.00 sec) Click to expand... That would explain it. For some reason, the content type handlers weren’t added upon install. I’ll get that fixed up for the next release.
Mouth said: mysql> select * from xf_content_type_field where content_type = 'nf_calendar_event'; Empty set (0.00 sec) Click to expand... That would explain it. For some reason, the content type handlers weren’t added upon install. I’ll get that fixed up for the next release.