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Hi Richard,
If I remember well we released a hotfix for this issue.
Unfortunatelly the RTM folder is not available (IT issue) so I can't confirm this.
I'll check it again on Monday morning and let you know.
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Th folder is still not available so I opened up an IT ticket.
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Please let me know what is the QWp version.
Tks,
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We were using 5.5 for 2007 then used 5.5 for 2010.
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Hi Steven,
I don't see any hotfix regarding your issue in 5.5 SP2010 version.
You may consider to upgrade your QWP to the latest version (5.6) or wait for 5.7 which will be out in April.
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Has this issue been fixed or address in a Quest hotfix or new version? I'm having the same issue with my qcalendar.
Thanks
Dustin
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Hi Dustin,
The issue is fixed in 5.7. Please consider upgrading to 5.7 for SP2010. You'll get lots of new features and fixes.
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, Awesome, I will defiantly make a push for that. Unfortunately I am working through government channels and procurement can be a bit tedious sometimes.
I know we were scheduled for an upgrade that got pushed to the right for some reason; hopefully we/they can make that upgrade happen sooner rather than later.
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly I just Googled this community, and believe it may quickly become a go to resource for me and my developers with responses like this!
Dustin
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Hello there
Upgraded Quest Web Parts and SharePoint to 2010. Unless the users are given contribute rights to the list the receive “The following error occurs: You do not have permission to edit this list item” in the qCalendarView WebPart.
We are using this to simply roll up calendar events for everyone to view…is there a way to have these user “not” need contribute rights, (and therefore not have edit rights)?
Thank you
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Hi Dustin,
Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad that you find it usefull and you plan to use it as a source of information and also to post questions/issues.
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