25% of Events are Not Printing on the Organizer about calendar-javascript-lib

[Bennett-Seth]

Eureka! That did it :) Thanks! Looks great now.

[sbennett08]

Here's a image of the working events, as well as the ones that aren't printing.

[nizarmah]

Oh my! I will look into this during the weekend @sbennett08 🙁 I'm really sorry about that, but I have some work to do during the week.

The issue is probably the format of the JSON,
So here's the format that you should use

var data = {                                  // dictionary
    year: {                                      // dictionary
        month: {                               // dictionary
            day: [                               // array
                // add here as many Event objects as you like
            ]
        }
    }
}

And the event object is:

{
    startTime: "00:00",
    endTime: "24:00",
    text: "Christmas Day"
}

Send me your JSON output, if you can and I'll point out what's wrong exactly with it 👍 Again sorry for the quick response, I'll give a more detailed one in the weekend.

[sbennett08]

I printed the JS data object to the console. It's a long record (over 70 events), so I thought I'd send a few screenshots instead. The "overview_record" will give you a large scale view of the object. The "working_record" contains the format and data for two events which *are *working. The "failing_record" contains the format and data for four events which *are not* working. The raw record is big, as you can see. I can send you more, but it will be a large email. lol. The tricky part is I have to format the array in PHP and then print it in JS as a JSON object. I might be able to modify the array a bit in JS, before printing it, if that is an easier solution. To clarify, these screenshots are the "Data" object being printed to the console, so this is a screenshot of the data right before it's printed to the calendar. I look forward to working through this issue with you. Let me know if there is anything else I can do on my end to work toward a solution. Thanks! Sincerely, Seth Bennett

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[sbennett08]

Here's another view which contains every level within the array. Hope it helps.

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On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 9:06 AM Seth Bennett ***@***.***> wrote: I printed the JS data object to the console. It's a long record (over 70 events), so I thought I'd send a few screenshots instead. The "overview_record" will give you a large scale view of the object. The "working_record" contains the format and data for two events which *are *working. The "failing_record" contains the format and data for four events which *are not* working. The raw record is big, as you can see. I can send you more, but it will be a large email. lol. The tricky part is I have to format the array in PHP and then print it in JS as a JSON object. I might be able to modify the array a bit in JS, before printing it, if that is an easier solution. To clarify, these screenshots are the "Data" object being printed to the console, so this is a screenshot of the data right before it's printed to the calendar. I look forward to working through this issue with you. Let me know if there is anything else I can do on my end to work toward a solution. Thanks! Sincerely, Seth Bennett >

[nizarmah]

Hey @sbennett08 😄 Were you referring to any screenshots, because they aren't visible on my end 🙁

By the way, I should be able to help with this issue during the week this time 🙂 I'm pretty sure it is a JSON issue, though. Here's why

Here's clearer idea of the format of the "data" variable for the calendar.

2020:
7:
02: [{…}]
07: Array(4)
0: {startTime: " 20:11:00", endTime: " 16:11:00", text: "123"}
1: {startTime: " 20:05:00", endTime: " 20:05:00", text: "Event for DEV TEST"}
2: {startTime: " 11:36:00", endTime: " 12:36:00", text: "TEST PRIVATE TICKET"}
3: {startTime: " 11:32:00", endTime: " 11:32:00", text: "TEST EVENT"}

Alright, so regarding 0, 1, 2, and 3, those need to be an array of objects too, even if there's a single object in the array.

If you have any screenshots of the actual dictionary, it might be more helpful 🙂

[sbennett08]

I see. I attached 4 images over the last two emails. I will attach them again to this email as well. Can you see them? If not, I can make an unlisted youtube video reviewing the issue, and send you the link. Just say the word :)

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On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 10:22 AM Nizar ***@***.***> wrote: Hey @sbennett08 <https://github.com/sbennett08> 😄 Were you referring to any screenshots, because they aren't visible on my end 🙁 By the way, I should be able to help with this issue during the week this time 🙂 I'm pretty sure it is a JSON issue, though. Here's why Here's clearer idea of the format of the "data" variable for the calendar. 2020: 7: 02: [{…}] 07: Array(4) 0: {startTime: " 20:11:00", endTime: " 16:11:00", text: "123"} 1: {startTime: " 20:05:00", endTime: " 20:05:00", text: "Event for DEV TEST"} 2: {startTime: " 11:36:00", endTime: " 12:36:00", text: "TEST PRIVATE TICKET"} 3: {startTime: " 11:32:00", endTime: " 11:32:00", text: "TEST EVENT"} Alright, so regarding 0, 1, 2, and 3, those need to be an array of objects too, even if there's a single object in the array. If you have any screenshots of the actual dictionary, it might be more helpful 🙂 — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#21 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ANGWO3JBC3EO4H3OQ3ZPSJTSH5YEDANCNFSM4RXLDKEQ> .

[nizarmah]

@sbennett08 I don't see them :( No need for a youtube video, can you send them through the GitHub UI instead of through email replies? Maybe that's the reason they aren't showing up on the ticket 🤔

[sbennett08]

Can you see these?

[sbennett08]

From these examples, the date: 7/07 is the one that's not printing. That's the last image. The third one is printing. The other two are to provide a wider view of what the whole object looks like.

[nizarmah]

Sorry for the really late reply. And there's no error at all in the console? That's weird...

It might be related to the day being 07 and not just 7. That's the only thing I have in mind. Because I bombarded this codepen example (https://codepen.io/nizarmah/pen/LkjjWV) with more than 1000 dummy data and I couldn't recreate the error.

So, it is most likely the 07. It probably should be 7 instead. Please try it and let me know @sbennett08 .

[nizarmah]

I'm glad :) Sorry again for the delayed response. If there's anything else, please let me know 👍