I am facing the same issue. It tries to downloads the calendar list item when i click. But if i go to classic SharePoint experience it does open. Any solution ?
clicking on a event inside a modern calender view will try to download 000 file
I am following those steps @ https://blog.lsonline.fr/2020/12/05/sharepoint-modern-calendar-view-for-events/ to create a modern SharePoint calendar view for our "Events list". then i embedded the modern list view inside a modern page using Embed web part, but when i double click on the event inside the calendar modern view, i will got this download dialog, instead of opening the related events details:-
any idea how i can fix this?
Regards
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Jinwei Li-MSFT 4,726 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
2022-07-19T07:28:55.323+00:00 Hi @john john ,
This issue cannot be reproduced from my end. There is no official document addressing similar issue.
May be you could try it from the following points:- Test on a new page.
- Try to clean up browser cache & cookies.
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David Olson 0 Reputation points
2024-06-27T15:10:33.3266667+00:00 I agree this is happening. What the!
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Ryan Purcell 0 Reputation points
2024-09-17T21:55:15.8766667+00:00 No solution from me, but I want to clarify this is happening on the Classic "Event" calendar and then adjusting the list settings to make display as a modern format. Double clicking on the event item in the modern calendar will download a 0 byte file instead of opening a form to view the details. I like the calendar due to it being able to display on other parts of our hub-and-spoke system if we use the Events web part, otherwise, I'd just use a modern list and call it a day. Also, conditional formatting doesn't appear to work on the "Event web part."