beshiflett wrote:In the drop down window of Tools by my sign in name, (before the church update in Dec) There use to be a "Restriction" Calendar that I would click on to reserve with.
It was under the "gear" icon. And
2.7 FAQ will show you where to find it in the current version.
beshiflett wrote:No I do select Church facility. It has a drop down and I select the building. Then another drop down and I select the rooms. Everything shows...it just doesn't save. Or even come up with an error.
OK, that complicates things a bit. Since this is a stake calendar, if you're trying to schedule an event during a time previously set aside for a ward, you're going to have problems. I'd suggest you go to the location calendar, turn on restrictions and see if there is a conflict. Yes, you should get an error message, but that would explain why it doesn't save.
beshiflett wrote:I have the calendar set up as private and only can be seen by those I assign to view that calendar. So I am the only person who can schedule and event onto the 3 reservations calendars I set up for each building.
For some reason, private calendars have more problems than public ones. And frankly, this isn't needed since it's duplicating the location calendar - which is visible to all members.
While I don't know what exactly is wrong, I'd suggest dumping these 3 stake calendars and going back to the building calendar.
One note: under the old system where you only had restrictions, there was a liability in that you could only restrict a building to a unit - not to an organization. So if you restricted the cultural hall for a Relief Society, there was nothing preventing the YM from scheduling a basketball game. (Unless the RS also created an event that tied up the location - but then if they did that, the restriction becomes unnecessary.) The new system still allows you to schedule a restriction, but it also allows you to schedule an event on the building calendar. That is much more secure and less prone to "double-booking". But you may want to carefully review the full help file and see if it wouldn't be better to let the units self-schedule. Many users of this forum have adopted that in their stakes and while it has been a learning curve, it has worked.
The old way of going though one person was because there could only be one fully-up-to-date calendar, it could only be in one place, and some kind of security needed to be in place to prevent people from bumping others off. But today that calendar is on a server and allows multiple people to work with it while maintaining appropriate controls.