Description of problem: If one tried to create a new appointment with a non-writable calendar selected, the new appointment dialog will pop up, but everything except the ability to select a different calendar will be greyed out. It should tell you _why_ it's greyed out, as one might not notice that it is. Additionally, if one changes to an editable calendar, one should not be able to go back to a non-editable one. (the option should be grey) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): evolution-2.0.2-25 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Subscribe to a webcal 2. Select the webcal 3. Attempt to create a new appointment Actual results: Can't type anything; greyed out except for the calendar selection area. Expected results: Tell you why you can't type anything (or not allow one to try to create an appointment while in a non-writable calendar, and give a dialog box saying why). Additional info:
Latest version of the code (tested with evolution-2.5.2-1) has a slightly different layout that may be clearer.
Confirmed with evolution-2.0.2-22 on i386 (vmware), and with rawhide. (it picks the selected calendar as the calendar for the appointment/meeting)
I've filed this upstream here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324658
The upstream bug report indicates the problem as been fixed and, indeed, when I try to create an appointment in a read-only calendar using Evolution 2.8.0 in RHEL-5, I get an error dialog that reads: Cannot create a new event You have a read-only calendar source selected. Change to Calendar View and highlight a calendar that can accept appointments. This bug was never proposed for a RHEL-4 update. Is it alright to resolve this as CURRENTRELEASE for RHEL-5?
As far as I'm concerned, closed CURRENTRELEASE for RHEL5 is fine.
Thanks, closing as NEXTRELEASE since RHEL-5 hasn't quite shipped yet.