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The three symptoms may share an account/site-context issue, so I would test the setup with a full administrator account before changing the calendar data.
A useful isolation test is to open the same calendar in an administrator account and check whether the disabled controls, group list, and website menu all change. If they do, it is a permission or site-scope issue. If they do not, please include the account role, site name, calendar ownership, and app version; the screenshots alone cannot distinguish permission gating from a missing data association. |
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1. I have been viewing the calendar as a domain admin, so I do not
believe it is a permission issue, and we do not have any campuses set up.
2. My Youth Group is public with visible recurring events but I still
see no option to add it to the calendar.
3. I've been looking for the option to add calendar as a public website
page item. Where would I do that on this page
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…On Sat, Jul 25, 2026 at 11:54 PM Cong Ma ***@***.***> wrote:
The three symptoms may share an account/site-context issue, so I would
test the setup with a full administrator account before changing the
calendar data.
1.
If Calendar details and Configure calendar settings are greyed out,
the current user likely has view or event-management permission but not
calendar configuration permission. Check the user's role for the specific
church/site, not only the global account role.
2.
If public groups do not appear in the calendar selector, verify that
the groups are attached to the same site and contain published/visible
recurring events. A group being public on its own does not necessarily mean
it is enabled as a calendar source. Reload the page after changing the
group or calendar configuration.
3.
The website top menu is separate from the calendar's internal setup.
The calendar may exist but not be added as a public website page/navigation
item. Check the site's page/menu editor and confirm the page is published
for the viewer role.
A useful isolation test is to open the same calendar in an administrator
account and check whether the disabled controls, group list, and website
menu all change. If they do, it is a permission or site-scope issue. If
they do not, please include the account role, site name, calendar
ownership, and app version; the screenshots alone cannot distinguish
permission gating from a missing data association.
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I'm running into three problems in trying to set up calendars
Could you help me solve this?
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