Only show location if event.location is not empty and not null #3
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* not checking if `event.location` is `null` would cause exceptions for calendars that contain null location variables fixes GRA0007#2
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oops I noticed this is a duplicate of #1, close this once it has been merged 😄 |
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I tried
console.logmyevent.locationto find the cause of issue #2 and it turns out some of my events have location variables that are not empty, they arenull.Added a condition to the if-statement to make sure
event.locationis also notnull.Fixes #2