Calendar Display Issues in Portal Page, Haiku Version 4

I'm loving Haiku Version 4, but I'm seeing a strange glitch with the display of the calendar events on the portal page. Some of my students see upcoming activities or assignments listed under the Calendar (see image below), while others just see a blank box, no text or link.

Is anybody else experiencing this? Is this a glitch in the new version? I tried to simulate the problem by creating a test account and the text and links showed up just fine at my end, so I can't even replicate the issue.

Thoughts? Suggestions? Ideas?

Thanks!

Vidya

Tags: calendar, version4

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Permalink Reply by Bryan Falcon on August 28, 2009 at 12:00pm

Hi Vidya,
We can take a look for you. If you could provide us the names of students who do not see the events and the class where this is happening we can investigate further. Please create a ticket on http://support.haikulearning.com so you can enter the student names in a secure environment.

I'll look for you on support.haikulearning.com.

Thanks!
-Bryan
Haiku Learning Systems

Permalink Reply by Marcos Wright Kuhns on September 13, 2009 at 1:29pm

Just to bring closure to this discussion. We fixed this bug, which affected users with Internet Explorer 8, in Haiku LMS Version 4.0.6 (launched the first week of September).

Thanks for your help in tracking this bug down, Vidya!

Marcos
Haiku Learning Systems

Permalink Reply by Vidya A on October 2, 2009 at 6:29am

Glad to help, and since my students had stopped complaining about it, I figured all was well ;-). Thank you for being so responsive and proactive to our suggestions and issues, and please don't ever lose that quality as you move on bigger successes :-).

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