UI Builder Calendar

[PeteM1]

Hello all. So, I have put together a quick ui builder calendar, but I seem to have issues with the labels on the bars. Only the first entry has the label information all other entries are blank. I would like all the others to be the same format as the first one...any thoughts why this might be happening?

[Sayali Gurav]

It sounds like there might be an issue with how the label information is being populated in your UI builder calendar. Without seeing the specific code or implementation, it's a bit challenging to pinpoint the exact issue. However, I can offer some general suggestions to help you troubleshoot:

1. Check Data Binding: Ensure that the data binding for the labels is correctly set up so that each entry in the calendar is associated with the corresponding label information.

2. Loop or Iteration Issue: If you're using a loop or iteration to generate the calendar entries, make sure that the label information is being properly assigned to each entry within the loop.

3. Variable Scope: Verify that the variables holding the label information have the correct scope and are accessible within the context where they are needed.

4. Conditional Logic: Check for any conditional statements or logic that might be inadvertently causing the label information to be skipped for certain entries.

5. Debugging: Consider adding debug statements or using a debugger to step through the code and see how the label information is being processed for each entry.

6. Data Source: Double-check the source of label information to make sure it contains valid data for all entries.

7. Review Documentation: Consult the documentation or resources for the specific UI builder or framework you're using, as there might be a specific approach or requirement for handling labels.

If you can provide more specific details about your implementation or share some relevant code snippets, I'd be happy to offer more targeted suggestions.

Mark helpful or correct if applicable. 

Thanks & Regards, 

Sayali Gurav

[PeteM1]

Hello @Sayali Gurav and thank you for the very detailed response. So, I looked through the properties...and I don't see where they could be the issue. Also, I am not using script/code of any kind on the calendar. So, I think that portion seems to be set up correctly. What I have noticed is that the text or the bar is actually there...it just appears that it is being hidden by a position relative on the following class/es. Not sure why it's doing that, but it is a good step that at least it's showing up on the page. Thanks again for all your help!

.calendar-month-view .content-area .month-event-bar .event-tile-wrapper .event-template-container .event-template-scroll-container

[Sayali Gurav · Accepted solution]

It sounds like you're encountering a UI issue where the labels on the bars in your calendar are not displaying correctly. Based on what you've described, it's possible that there might be a CSS issue with the positioning of the labels.

Without seeing the specific code, it's a bit challenging to provide an exact solution. However, I can offer some general suggestions to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check CSS Styles: Verify that there are no conflicting CSS styles affecting the display of labels on the bars. Pay attention to properties like position, z-index, and any display properties.

2. Check for Overlapping Elements: Ensure that there are no other elements on the page that could be overlapping with the labels and causing them to be hidden.

3. Inspect Element: You can use the browser's developer tools to inspect the element and see if there are any CSS rules that might be affecting the labels.

4. Check Parent Elements: Make sure that the parent elements of the labels do not have any styles that could be affecting their visibility.

5. Verify Data Binding: Double-check that the data binding or rendering logic for the labels is correctly set up.

6. Test in Different Browsers: Sometimes, rendering issues can be browser-specific. Test your calendar in different browsers to see if the problem persists.

7. Consider Using Flexbox or Grid: If you're not already using them, consider using CSS Flexbox or Grid layout to ensure proper positioning of elements.

8. Inspect the Classes with Position Relative: As you mentioned, it seems like the issue might be related to the positioning of classes. Check if there are any conflicting styles in the classes following the first entry.

9. Check for JavaScript Errors: Even though you mentioned that you're not using script/code, if there is any script running in the background, it might be affecting the display.

If none of these suggestions resolve the issue, you might want to seek help from a developer or a community/forum related to the specific UI builder or framework you're using. Providing them with the actual code and more context about the environment would be helpful for a more precise solution.

Thanks & Regards,

Sayali Gurav

[PeteM1]

@Sayali Gurav. Thank you once again for your detailed response. I blew away my instance and started over. Once I got everything set up, it all worked as it should. My guess is your point number 1 was the issue. There was no scripts being used and the binding seemed correct. So, I must have had some rouge CSS somewhere. In the end -- all is well.

Thank you again!