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Open Event In Calendar - Layout object missing

PostPosted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 8:39 pm
by kbjackson
Oops! I did something wrong when adding the DB calendar to SC but can't figure it out.

Please help.

Selecting "Open Event in Calendar" from contact record does not open the event in the calendar. It goes right back to the contact's event display layout.

Using script debugger I get the following error "[116] Layout object is missing". Any idea what I did wrong here?

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Thanks.

Ken

Re: Open Event In Calendar - Layout object missing

PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 7:35 am
by John Sindelar
Hi Ken,

Sounds like you may be missing some of the off-screen objects in the calendar. If you open the original DayBack calendar file you're copying from you'll find that four layouts have some off-screen objects.

splash (shown below)
calendar (same idea, but different objects)
web viewer: under the hood (different objects)
edit text file (also different objects)

If those off-screen objects are missing from your layouts, I'd copy them originals from DayBack and paste them in.

If you're using an unmodified copy of DayBack or those objects are there, then I think you may have an issue with your scripts. Make sure the script "OPen Contact Event in Calendar" looks exactly like the one in the reference copy of Complete you're working from.

Let me know what you see; I'm sure we can find the issue.

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Re: Open Event In Calendar - Layout object missing

PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 3:32 pm
by kbjackson
Thanks John.

The "Open Event in Calendar" script was not the same as the one in the SC/DB sample. My SC was 4.5 modified and I went through the steps to add Day Back. Should have known better, should have compared the two.

I was tearing my hair out over this one. Thanks so much for your prompt reply and solution.

Ken

Re: Open Event In Calendar - Layout object missing

PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 3:39 pm
by John Sindelar
Well done for hunting that down, Ken! Congrats.