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Don't know if this is a Fullcalendar or a quicktabs problem:
If I open fullcalendar inside a quicktab only the header is shown. Found a possible but not drupal specific solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4050750/how-do-i-properly-load-the-jq... . Does anyone has an idea to implement this hack in drupal?
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Comment #1
tim.plunkettThe 6.x-1.x branch is closed to new features, and this is one.
This can either be moved to 6.x-2.x, or marked "closed (won't fix)". I leave it up to you.
Sorry!
Comment #2
a.siebel CreditAttribution: a.siebel commentedHi,
I updatet fullcalendar to 2.x and the problem is still existent.
Comment #3
a.siebel CreditAttribution: a.siebel commentedset status back to active
Comment #4
aspilicious CreditAttribution: aspilicious commentedHmm thinking about this...
If we should support this it should be a fullcalendar sub module.
And the module should do the following:
1) add an option to the fullcalendar style with a checkbox: "inside a quicktab"
2) add a javascript file that automatic detects the parent quicktab if checked in the views UI and use that to make the "click hack function"
"It shows the proper buttons, but until I press the today-button, no calendar is shown. If I allow it to render into a visible div, it displays properly." (see your linked issue)
The click function should trigger a click on the today button and it all should show up. (in theory)
ps: this is just an idea, with little knowledge about views and quicktabs
Comment #5
vlooivlerke CreditAttribution: vlooivlerke commentedsounds great
Comment #6
aspilicious CreditAttribution: aspilicious commentedI had similar problems with views slideshow and quicktabs. I'm convinced we are not going to fix this in fullcalendar they way I described because it is super hackish.
This doens't mean you can't load a fullcalendar inside a quicktab. As people noticed the problem is that the height doesn't get calculated like it should be. You can overcome this problem by setting the height of the outer div yourself.
It takes some time to find the correct selector with firebug or chrome developer tools but once you find it you're saved.
This will set a height on the entire quicktab block so if you need quicktabs with dynamic heights you're screwed.
Comment #7
SocialNicheGuru CreditAttribution: SocialNicheGuru commented