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Something is stange with the Next button in the Month View , from Calendar.
Only 7 months from January to December are given, with the Next button.
January - March - May - July - August - October - December
I don't understand why. But, with the Previous button, it's works fine.
Drupal core 7.41
Calendar 7.x-3.5
Chaos tool suite (ctools) 7.x-1.9
Date 7.x-2.9
Views 7.x-3.13
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | Drupal 7.41 Month View January Next Month.png | 60.65 KB | vcouver |
| #2 | Drupal 7.41 Month View January.png | 63.59 KB | vcouver |
Comments
Comment #2
vcouver CreditAttribution: vcouver commentedComment #3
washburn CreditAttribution: washburn as a volunteer commentedHome Base Iowa
When on January in the Calendar and clicking on "Next" the display will jump to March. "Prev" will take it to February.
In researching the problem I discovered the bug to be in the Date module. A fix is listed on page https://www.drupal.org/node/2375235
The patch that works is on comment #35. It basically replaced "max_date" with "min_date" on line 281 of /date_views/includes/date_views_plugin_pager.inc
In my site, the actual line was 284
Comment #4
vcouver CreditAttribution: vcouver commentedThank you washburn. Precise and concise.
Yes, the actual line is 284. It works.
I read there was a new version date 7.x-2.10-beta1. (I do not use it yet)
I have not yet installed but only decompress in a temporary directory.
I've compared my new modified date_views_plugin_pager.inc with the new file, from the beta package. They are identical. The correction is included also in line 284.
date 7.x-2.10-beta1
https://www.drupal.org/node/2646654
Comment #5
roball CreditAttribution: roball commentedI also ran into the same issue, and can confirm it was caused by the Date module 7.x-2.9. Updating it to 7.x-2.10-rc1 solved the issue.