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I have been trying to rename a calendar, but it will not happen. I edit the calendar, change the name, click "save" and the timer just spins and never completes. Any hints. This is my first experience with Calendar.
No odd characters... changing from 'Stake Resource Calendar' to 'Stake Center Building Calendar'.russellhltn wrote:Any odd characters/punctuation in the calendar name?
Because we have multiple wards in a building, we have to have one calendar for the building so that we can ensure there are not conflicts for facility resources. The simplest way we have found to do that is to have a calendar for each meeting house that the wards sharing the building can coordinate events. Does that answer your question? is there a easier way to do that?russellhltn wrote:Is this just for events that don't go on other church calendars, or is this a end-run on how the system is supposed to operate (events book the building).
This is exactly what a properly set up Calendar system is designed to do. There is no need to create another calendar since the system prevents conflicts when calendar editors designate the building and rooms for an event.lee.allen wrote:Because we have multiple wards in a building, we have to have one calendar for the building so that we can ensure there are not conflicts for facility resources.
Yes. Have the stake administrators check the "This location can be scheduled by Wards and Stakes" setting. Otherwise only a building scheduler (Calendar role) can schedule a location and the resources. This appears to be how your stake is managing the resources.lee.allen wrote:The simplest way we have found to do that is to have a calendar for each meeting house that the wards sharing the building can coordinate events. is there a easier way to do that?
There should be, but it's not working in your case. I don't know why.lee.allen wrote:thanks! We'll look into that and see if we can make that work... in the meantime, is there a way to simply rename the calendar so that it is more clear as to its purpose?