GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 768324
don't show read-only calendars for adding event
Last modified: 2017-11-24 21:47:28 UTC
Events can't be added to read-only calendars. So it may be better not to show them when adding new events.
Created attachment 330804 [details] [review] edit-dialog: show writable calendars only
Created attachment 330805 [details] [review] quick-add-popover: show writable calendars only
Comment on attachment 330805 [details] [review] quick-add-popover: show writable calendars only This patch causes issues when the default calendar is read-only.
Comment on attachment 330804 [details] [review] edit-dialog: show writable calendars only This patch causes issues when the default calendar is read-only.
Created attachment 336396 [details] [review] manager: remove unused ::source-activated signal We're not using it anymore, no need to keep it here.
Created attachment 336397 [details] [review] quick-add-popover: only show writable calendars There is no reason to display read-only calendars, since the user can't add any events on it. Fix that by only showing writable calendars.
Thanks for the reports, and thanks Sadiq for trying it out! Attachment 336396 [details] pushed as 9da6896 - manager: remove unused ::source-activated signal Attachment 336397 [details] pushed as a76d40d - quick-add-popover: only show writable calendars
This is fixed for the quick-add-popover only. The read-only calendars are still listed in the drop down of Detailed event entry dialog. Re-opening.
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