Error, error, error with Team Calendar

Question

Hi, I'm trialing Confluence and Team Calendar and have both installed. When I try to create a new calendard, I see the following error message appear in a red box between the "My Calendars" and the actual calendar:

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Error(s) occurred.

* error
* error

Any ideas/suggestions as to how I track down the source of the problem? I just can't seem to create a calendar...

Paul

HuseinA · Answer

This issue was resolved by: * Correcting the Server Base URL to match the URL you're accessing Confluence instance. * Clearing plugin cache directories by removing the following directories: This will only remove the plugin cache files only. It won't remove any installed plugins. These directories will be created automatically on the next Confluence startup. * * /bundled-plugins * /plugin-cache * /plugins-osgi-cache * /plugins-temp * /bundled-plugins_language Then restart Confluence and all should be good by now.

Paul63 · Answer

Hi... sorry on the delay replying.. I'm on an Austin/US timezone.

Unfortunately I can confirm it's definitely *not* an IE issue. I'm using Chrome.

Checking all the logs, I can't see anything.

Here's basically the workflow leading to the error:

1. Downloaded the trial version of Team Calendar

2. Installed it

3. See on the "dashboard" the unhappy calendar face and a link to create a calendar

4. Go into the "create calendar" option, see the calendar and the error message at the top. The "set your timezone" dialog pops up, I select it, then the "select calendar types" - I select "events" and then the "create calendar dialog" pops up so I can name my calendar etc. but I just can't get "OK" to work. It refuses to "OK" - so I cancel out and repeat steps 2-4 repeatedly without effect

The problem is, I can't see what the error is - all I see is "error" - no log messages or anything further on the browser.

Paul

James Kleinig · Answer

Okay, looked into this in more detail. It seems to be IE7 and the number of calendars added to a page.

Admittedly 35 is a lot of calendars, but that seems to be the magic number. More than that and it spazzes out.

Our upgrade to IE9 is still many months away.