I was also struggling to see the Events Created by the Administrator, so I tried creating my Own Events with the User.
There the ACTION_NewEvent had a Bug. The Resource Found Expression should be: $Resource != empty (currently it was: $Resource = empty)
After fixing this I was able to Create new Events with the User and also see them on the SchedulingWidget.
The SUB_GetEventsForPeriodAndGroup returns the right list of events but afterwards they somehow get lost
Hi Tim
I just want to confirm that you’ve added both the entities to the widget as well as the data source microflows?
You did say you connected the entities in your application, but it was a bit unclear whether you meant you hooked up the microflows or just assigned the entity that will be used as an event. The way the system works is that you first assign the entity (the type of object) that you want to display. You then use the microflows to determine WHICH objects to display out of the database. If you want to display all of them, just have your microflow be a very simple retrieve all.
Secondly, please go and make sure that the user in question has read access to the entities used as the events and resources and that the microflow that retrieves them actually returns the correct list of objects. You can do this by putting a breakpoint inside that microflow and refreshing the page, then seeing what appears in your list of variables.
If you’ve confirmed both of those, then the events and resources should be appearing on the scheduling widget and if not, then I’m missing something as well.
We will have a look at it. Thanks for reporting this!