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Well, after a couple of hours of hacking around, I finally corrected the issue. I know php5 isn't supported yet but I'll post it here anyways as someone might find this useful : Both in the head.tpl and view.tpl there is a "placeholder" named 'row'. The second occurence was filled with both the first and the second-one content. Emptying the 'row' var after the header is printed fixed the issue ($p->set_var('row',''); in class.uicalendar.inc.php). I still don't know why this poped-up in my install though, might be a bug deeper in the api. Have fun ! -- ![]() Charles Martin Programmeur analyste 819.378.4242 acolytecommunication.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] Chris Weiss wrote: it's not unlikely that it's a php5 issue, there are still many things that are known not to work in php5 and still more unknown. Right now we can only support php4.1 to 4.3.x.for it being a customization issue, only you could know for sure:) could be your callign a function 2 times or not setting a flag saying that you don't need the toolbar again. I'm not that familiar with the calendar code myself. On 8/2/05, Charles Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: |
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