I use this calendar in my AngularJS 1.5.8 application:
AngularJS Bootstrap Calendar
My question now is maybe a little bit strange but I need a connection of this calendar with the Outlook calendar in that way that the events in my AngularJS Bootstrap calendar should be synchronized with outlook (so that the events are also shown in outlook) and maybe also in the other direction.
Have someone done anything in that direction?
I have downvoted your question, because it looks like you haven't tried anything at all.
This community aims to help you when you run in to errors and difficulties during development. We are not here to do the work for you.
I do understand that while you are developing you might run into issues, when you do, try and provide us with a MCVE which is short for Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Example.
That being said:
You should check out the outlook API, they will tell you how to retrieve and post events. Once you have your data, you should transform it into models your calendarComponent understands. Once this is done, you should simply be able to render all events.
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We have a website that's running AngularJS 1.*
but one of our main clients are military personnel and they frequently attempt to use the site via Department of Defense computers. These, of course, have javascript disabled.
I've heard of doing server side rendering, but the majority of the examples and research just mention using it for the initial load. We would need the entire site to run off that principle. Essentially acting like an old MVC site. Is this even possible? And I don't mean with just angularJS. Angular 2(5, whatever version we're on now), or react. I just really don't want to back track to .net MVC
Edit: I realize this is, for all intents, a silly question. I was just hoping there was some awesome new tech that had solved the issues that would be present in even attempting this (as stated below, data-binding. I realize this concept completely defeats the purpose of SPAs)
Thanks anyways. I may just delete this question. Didn't have too many expectations to begin with.
This is very possible! Don't let the rest of the people here fool you.
We have a few websites that work just fine with or without JavaScript enabled. My company website https://bitgenics.io is a React app. If you disable your JavaScript the only thing that won't work is the client-side video player.
Now I have no experience with Angular 1 (and I have heard SSR is hard there), but support should be better in the later versions of it.
Getting the GETs to work is the first challenge. But the next one is that you have to have a fallback for your HTTP POSTs. SPAs often use straight REST calls to do any state changes, but you can't do that because it requires JS on the client.
So your forms have to a fallback of a regular FORM post. So you might need some server-side logic to receive these POSTs and respond with a Server-Side Rendered page again.
I'm working to integrate noflo into AngularJS. For some reason, I've only been able to find an old answer that seemed to direct users wanting to do this to "the-graph", but wasn't super-clear: github.com/noflo/noflo/issues/286.
I am working to attempt to integrate into AngularJS; if anyone has a working example of doing this, a plukr or fiddle would be appreciated.
Secondly, the "left-click" option that allows editing node properties doesn't appear functional in the-graph example. It seems to work here, but not here. I was wondering how to get the search/properties edit box for each node to function when including inside an existing UI.
So, in sum,
How can I get the "left-click" node properties to show up in a custom UI?
How can I best integrate noflo into AngularJS? The-graph has a ton of other libraries that appear to need to be added (React, Polymer, HammerJS, KlayJS, KlayJS-NoFlo, etc..)
Thanks for any help!
It is not clear what you hope to achieve. Do you want to:
Program webapps using NoFlo and AngularJS?
Make an app (using AngularJS) with a node-editor like the one used in NoFlo UI (the-graph)?
Or something else?
I'm building a website for flat rental. I need to include in it a calendar (small, basic, only month dates busy/free) synchronized with the AirBNB one for the same property. AirBNB offers me a link with a *.ics file making use of Ical protocol (same as Google Calendar AFAIK).
I'd be updating the AirBNB calendar from their site and would like to have the calendar in my website synchronized with it simply showing which dates are free/busy to be rented.
I'm developing the website making use of PHP and jQuery. I'm thinking of a solution making use of any/both of them but an <iframe> solution or similar would do the trick too.
I've googled all over and believe I simply can't understand whether they're solutions to my problem or kind of the opposite (update by importing into AirBNB calendar).
Any idea, suggestion, more than welcome. Thank you in advance,
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I would reverse engineer airbnb's rest calls on their mobile/web app and make the same calls to update calendar after you log them in.
Using PHP/jQuery is irrelevant to the matter here.
I need ideas or directions to create calendar in backbone.js Has anyone already do this or has ideas how to do this like in Android Calendar
I am interested in this week view so I could display Events. Thanks.
I have a Backbone App that has a calendar and I use FullCalendar jQuery plugin to show and create the events. When fetching I translate from my collection to the format expected by the plugin and vice versa.
Once you got it running it is very nice and easy to use. The documentation is also good.
I can I implement following workflow with MarionetteJs:
User opens site by URL
Server generates HTML + JSON data
MarionetteJs reads JSON data and "attaches" to generated HTML. So it doesn't rerender templates.
User do something -> MarionetteJs updates DOM, sends server requests, etc
So the main problem for me is 3 - attach point. What is the best way to implement dual rendering with MarionetteJs?
This is something that hasn't been baked in to Marionette, yet. I've seen a number of other people solve this for Backbone in general, and it might be easy enough to take their solutions in to account.
Hopefully someone will have an answer for you, though. I'd love to see an add-on or plugin, or pull request to the project for this.