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I noticed what might be an issue with the in-edit-event-click and on-timespan-click events. Both events are triggered when I click on any event, which doesn't fit my needs. Is there a way to prevent the on-timespan-click event to fire when I click on an event ?
The behavior appears with any configuration, as long as the on-edit-event-click and the on-timespan-click attributes are set.
What I'd like to do is open a popup/whatever to create a new event with the on-timespan-click, and open another popup/whatever to edit an existing event with the on-edit-event-click.
Thanks for your help.
Edit: same issue with the on-event-click (which is probably even more appropriate to my use case)
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Hi, thanks for the great plugin.
I noticed what might be an issue with the in-edit-event-click and on-timespan-click events. Both events are triggered when I click on any event, which doesn't fit my needs. Is there a way to prevent the on-timespan-click event to fire when I click on an event ?
The behavior appears with any configuration, as long as the on-edit-event-click and the on-timespan-click attributes are set.
What I'd like to do is open a popup/whatever to create a new event with the on-timespan-click, and open another popup/whatever to edit an existing event with the on-edit-event-click.
Thanks for your help.
Edit: same issue with the on-event-click (which is probably even more appropriate to my use case)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: