Anne,
Did you ever find a resolution to the errors you were getting?
Regards,
Chuck Baldi
Ramey, Anne wrote:
>
> ITSM 7 patch 7 installed on Red Hat Linux 4 kernel 2.6.9-78.0.5.ELsmp.
> ARS is at 7.0.1 patch 5. When I installed ITSM patch 7 (upgraded from 4)
> my change calendar stopped working. In the user client I get 3 errors:
> An Error has occurred in the script on this page.
> Error: 'Calendar' is undefined
> URL: https://its.support.nc.gov/arsys/plugins/DashboardPlugins/param
>
> An Error has occurred in the script on this page.
> Error: 'MonthGrid' is undefined
> URL: https://its.support.nc.gov/arsys/plugins/DashboardPlugins/param
>
> An Error has occurred in the script on this page.
> Error: Object Expected
> URL: https://its.support.nc.gov/arsys/plugins/DashboardPlugins/param
>
> When I access it via a browser, I don't see the errors, but it still
> doesn't work properly. The calendar will come up, it will display the
> day, or week, etc. but when you click on a change, it never is selected
> and you can never pull up the full details of a change from the calendar.
> That makes it less than useful. The URL it displays appears to be
> correct. I'm running Tomcat on the same red hat version for my mikd-tier
> servers. No one else seems to be able to re-create it, but its happening
> in all 3 of our environments (dev, test, and production). I'm unsure what
> to try to fix it, or where to look to find the error.
>
> Thanks,
> Anne Ramey
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