deleted old files... did a db flush then loaded new files and db flush again to be sure.... had the two files loaded with the code and still wont show anything up when i call the $CalendarWidget on a page

Can you show me the template that is calling $CalendarWidget? Are you sure you're not in a control block when you're calling it? What happens if you change that function to just die('hello')? My guess is that it's not even reading that function, because at the very least you should get text that says "Loading..."

I put in die('hello')? and it put up just that text on the page

I am attaching the file I put it in.. which is under the template directory.... page.ss I also tried it in numerous other locations ie layout/page.ss and even includes/sidebar.ss

edit: it put the filename to page2.ss on here but its Page.ss on the website

Do you have a link to your website? There should at least be text that says "Loading" if the widget doesn't come up. When you view the source after the template has been rendered is there a <div id="calendar-widget"> where the calendar is supposed to be?

That's just weird.. cause even if it didn't find the CalendarWidget class, you'd get a fatal php error.

Try this..

function CalendarWidget()
{
$c = new CalendarWidget(DataObject::get_one("Calendar"), null, null, true);
return $c->forTemplate();
}

Might at least get an error that way.

replaced it with your updated code... no errors and nothing coming up... have a look at http://www.dgsmyourchoice.org.uk/about-us/

Cant see a div id=calendar-widget bit either

Hi UncleCheese

I have got the upcoming events function working fine, but instead of having upcoming events i would rather it be Recent Events but i cannot get the function RecentEvents to work( i would like it to be the latest events rather than upcoming ones), any ideas?

Thanks in Advance

FireMe!

Is return $your_calendar->RecentEvents(5) just returning an empty set?

ive put,but does not to come back with any thing.

Function RecentEvents()
{
return DataObject::get_one("Calendar")->RecentEvents(5);
}