I had a similar problem (Invalid Access - 19). I read this thread, reinstalled the calendar application, and it works again now.
However, I was also directly modifying the 'categories.css' file just before the error happened -- which may have caused this problem. I have NOT yet tried to do this again, since reinstalling.
Questions:
- Is it a bad idea to mess with 'categories.css'?
- Is there another way to accomplish what I am trying to do (see below)?
Thanks, Caleb
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Here's what I want to do: change the color of the 'title' font text in the pop-up (mouseover overLIB) windows -- the font that appears over the category color background defined in 'categories.css'.
Basically, I was trying to add 'color' and 'a' style definitions, so white fonts would appear over dark category color definitions, and vice versa.
(This worked successfully at first - until the 'Invalid Access - 19' problem came up. The error may be unrelated to categories.css - and due to another mistake I made??)
ORIGINAL categories.css FILE:
.s27 {background-color: #4b8a6c;}
.s29 {background-color: #ffda5b;}
MODIFIED categories.css FILE:
.s27 {background-color: #4b8a6c; color: #FFFFFF;}
.s27 a {color: #FFFFFF;}
/* white font and anchor over dark category background */
.s29 {background-color: #ffda5b; color: #000000;}
.s29 a {color: #000000;}
/* black font and anchor over light category background */
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BETA calendar location:
http://ABCDdurham.com/calendar.php
NOTE: The categories have reverted to the default colors and names - with the re-install. (I have NOT redefined them - and will wait until I understand the issue and error described above.)
Invalid Access - 19: categories.css
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