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Struggling with a non-functioning `PrimeNG` calendar popup in your Angular application? This guide provides a clear solution to get your calendar up and running smoothly.
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Resolving the PrimeNG Calendar Popup Issue in Angular: A Step-by-Step Guide

If you're working with Angular and trying to incorporate the PrimeNG calendar component, you may encounter a frustrating problem: the calendar popup simply won't display when you click on the associated label. This issue can be perplexing, especially when other PrimeNG components are functioning properly.

In this post, we'll walk you through the steps to address this issue, ensuring that your calendar component works seamlessly.

Understanding the Problem

In this case study, a developer was unable to open the PrimeNG calendar popup despite their labeled input appearing correctly within the Angular component. Here is a high-level overview of the code involved:

Module Configuration

The developer had properly imported necessary PrimeNG modules, including the CalendarModule, in their Angular module:

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Component Logic

The component logic appeared sound as well:

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Template Implementation

The template for the p-calendar component looked like this:

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Even with this configuration, the calendar popup did not trigger as expected when the label was clicked.

The Solution: Adding BrowserAnimationsModule

After some troubleshooting, the solution was found to be a seemingly small but crucial detail: including the BrowserAnimationsModule in the application module. The absence of this module can often lead to UI components, such as modals or popups, not functioning correctly in Angular.

Steps to Implement the Solution

Import the Module:
Add the import statement for BrowserAnimationsModule at the top of your module file:

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Include in Imports:
Add BrowserAnimationsModule to the import array in your app module configuration:

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Rebuild Your Application:
Save your changes and rebuild your application. The calendar popup should now function correctly when clicked.

Conclusion

By adding the BrowserAnimationsModule, you can resolve the issue of the PrimeNG calendar not showing its popup. This simple fix can save you hours of troubleshooting and ensure your calendar is fully functional within your Angular application.

If you have any more questions or run into further issues, feel free to reach out or check the PrimeNG documentation for advanced configurations!