johnsutherland wrote:I'm the stake clerk in a YSA stake. I gave the stake clerk rights on the default Stake Single Adult Calendar.
There is no need to give your own calling rights to a public calendar -- as stake clerk, you have rights to all the public calendars. But it won't hurt, either.
johnsutherland wrote: I try to set that calendar to "inactive", but the change doesn't stick. It still appears in my list of calendars I can subscribe to and still active when I go back to the calendars tab.
When you say "the change doesn't stick" do you mean that the button doesn't change from saying "Active" to "Inactive"? Or that the button changes, but when you leave the Calendars tab under Settings and return to it, that it is back to "Active"? Or something else?
johnsutherland wrote: I try to set that calendar to "inactive", but the change doesn't stick. It still appears in my list of calendars I can subscribe to and still active when I go back to the calendars tab.
Often that's an indication that some webservice is failing. I don't know if troubleshooting appeals to you, but you could follow the steps in
this post to use Firebug to narrow down where the problem is.
Questions that can benefit the larger community should be asked in a public forum, not a private message.
