Project Calendar shows deleted issues, however, when clicking the link, resulting page is "resource not found"
To fix this issue, apply the following code near line 113 of ProjectCalendar.aspx.cs file:
q = new QueryClause("AND", "Disabled", "=", "false", SqlDbType.Bit);
queryClauses.Add(q);
Comments: On occaision, I ran into an ambiguous column sql error, so I added "iv." to the column names to match the code used in query build process. So, the code should be as follows: q = new QueryClause("AND", "iv.Disabled", "=", "false", SqlDbType.Bit); queryClauses.Add(q); In addition, to be safe, I added the same ("iv.") to the query clause that was already defined on line 111: QueryClause q = new QueryClause("AND", "iv.IssueDueDate", "=", e.Day.Date.ToShortDateString(), SqlDbType.DateTime);
To fix this issue, apply the following code near line 113 of ProjectCalendar.aspx.cs file:
q = new QueryClause("AND", "Disabled", "=", "false", SqlDbType.Bit);
queryClauses.Add(q);
Comments: On occaision, I ran into an ambiguous column sql error, so I added "iv." to the column names to match the code used in query build process. So, the code should be as follows: q = new QueryClause("AND", "iv.Disabled", "=", "false", SqlDbType.Bit); queryClauses.Add(q); In addition, to be safe, I added the same ("iv.") to the query clause that was already defined on line 111: QueryClause q = new QueryClause("AND", "iv.IssueDueDate", "=", e.Day.Date.ToShortDateString(), SqlDbType.DateTime);