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[Bug]: Calendar component data source changes unexpectedly #1454

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lanedsmu opened this issue Jan 21, 2025 · 0 comments
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[Bug]: Calendar component data source changes unexpectedly #1454

lanedsmu opened this issue Jan 21, 2025 · 0 comments
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Current Behavior

When editing a calendar component, one can tie the data to a data query succesfully, like this:
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If, while editing the app, one makes a change to the data, either by clicking on the calendar or by dragging an event, the data binding changes to the string literal of the current dataset:
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this breaks future bindings to the data query.

Expected Behavior

Like with other components, the data binding should not change unless explicitly modified.

Steps to reproduce

Create a calendar component and bind it to a data source (query, temporary state, etc).
While in design/edit mode, add an event to the calendar.
The data source will change to be the string literal of the current data displayed, replacing the original data source binding.

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@adnanqaops adnanqaops added the Javascript Frontend Pull requests that update Javascript code label Jan 23, 2025
@adnanqaops adnanqaops moved this to 🆕 New in Lowcoder Jan 23, 2025
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