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When a calendar has a class binding with for example :class="{'disabled': !isActive}", and the isActive property changes, the changing class causes the rendering of the calendar to break.
Luckily, I can (and I did) use that workaround. I posted because I thought you (and others) should know. Hopefully it's fixable. Thanks for looking into the issue!
Ah ok, glad that solved it. Yeah I guess we could wrap the calendar target element with a parent to prevent this. Not sure whether it would break other's implementations though. One to think about going forward I think.
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When a calendar has a class binding with for example
:class="{'disabled': !isActive}"
, and theisActive
property changes, the changing class causes the rendering of the calendar to break.See this codepen for a demo of the issue(click the button in the top left):
https://codesandbox.io/embed/fullcalendar-vue-1lktx
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