Thread Starter
Martin
(@rastarr)
Actually (and by accident) I clicked the ‘Today’ button and content started displaying.
Which is wierd since the dates looked similar and included ‘today’. That said, there isn’t a year displayed so I’m wondering whether that original calendar was actually Jan 2011 instead of 2012.
d.
(@pxlar8)
Thanks. That had me stumped… But the “Today” button fixed it for me too.
Thanks for posting here, glad you worked it out, and sorry for any confusion. We’ll have this worked out in version 0.7.1.
Any feedback or questions about 0.7 are extremely welcome! Feel free to start new threads on other topics.
Thanks,
Scott
Funny you folks ran into the only issue I saw right before releasing, and that I decided was minor enough to wait until v0.7.1 🙂
I’ve committed a fix so it will be resolved in the next release. In the meantime, hitting “Today” will always take you to the current day, and the calendar will save your view from that point going forward.
Cheers,
Daniel
Thread Starter
Martin
(@rastarr)
Might be minor to someone that has used the plugin however hitting ‘Today’ was certainly not an obvious thing to do for me.
For a first time user, when I open a page like the calendar, the expectation would be to display what the user should be expecting.
Thank goodness I fiddle around with things 🙂
And cool it’s fixed as well.
Thanks for the uber-ultracool plugin, guys.