I want a SharePoint calendar that looks like this:
To look like this:
(I circled the Days of the Week in red for clarity)
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I am using react big calendar version 0.38.5. I searched a bit but couldn't find it. I want to do this. For example, I have an event between January 1, 2022 and January 25, 2022. I'm showing this on the react big calendar. I want to show that this event does not exist on January 17, 2022. Changing the color of that day is not a solution because if there is a different event that day, it may seem like it is not there. All I want is for that event to have a different color that day. How should I go about this?
in the example in the picture I want to make the 02 date of the blue event red
Based on response to your question, you cannot do what you ask. In Big Calendar, an 'event' is actually a div that is sized and positioned above the actual calendar cells. The only time it breaks up in to separate pieces is when it's span goes over another week, and even then each 'day' piece isn't identifiable.
You can style a 'day' cell or row (dayPropGetter), a 'slot' in the TimeGrid views (slotPropGetter), or an entire 'event' (eventPropGetter), but you can't break an 'event' up into multiple parts. Unless it spans across a boundary (like week to week in the 'month' view) it's just a single 'div'.
I am using DayPicker in overlay. I have set the selected from date as 17th August 2020 and I am setting DayPicker to show months from current to 12 months onward.
I want my DayPicker to scroll into selected date month (which is August in our case). But it is showing current month as default open.
I have tried multiple combination of props available, but nothing helps.
I have created a codesandbox for the same.
https://codesandbox.io/s/react-day-picker-examplesselected-dz5pv?file=/example.js
PS: I can do this by Javascript, but I want to know if there is any default props available for this.
I imported a couple thousand events into Drupal 7 Events content type. They're all published and I can view each event individually. But, in the Month view, only events from the current month are appearing. If I click through to other months, nothing appears.
I just realized it's doing this for other views also (week and day).
I'm guessing that I have some type of filter set incorrectly or something. Any ideas?
I would like to scroll using the arrow keys through the day month and year fields in the datepicker textbox.
I am guessing this will be a two step solution:
1- break up month day year into individual fields that the user 'clicks' into.
2- once the user has focus of the either day year or month then they can use arrow keys to scroll up /down.
anyone done this before with wpf?
Found this project has a date time with up / down:
http://wpftoolkit.codeplex.com/
I am creating a window that uses a WPF calendar to browse documents created on specified dates during the month shown. When the calendar changes month, I search a database for all documents created during that month, which I use to create a list of dates during the month that have documents.
In the Calendar control, I want to boldface those dates that have documents, in the same manner that Outlook boldfaces dates that have appointments.
So, here's my question: How do I boldface a specific date in the Calendar control's month view? Thanks for your help.
This may help.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/mahesh/539/Default.aspx
The "Selected Date and Selected Dates" area will show you how to select them, and further down it can show you how to format your calendar. That is, if you're using the same calendar which I hope you are. Hope this helps.
Selected Date and Selected Dates
SelectedDate property represents the current selected date. If multiple date selection is true, then SelectedDates property represents all selected dates in a Calendar. The following code snippet sets the SelectedDates in XAML at design-time.
<Calendar Name="MonthlyCalendar"
SelectionMode="MultipleRange"
DisplayDate="3/5/2010"
DisplayDateStart="3/1/2010"
DisplayDateEnd="3/31/2010"
FirstDayOfWeek="Tuesday"
IsTodayHighlighted="True"
xmlns:sys="clr-namespace:System;assembly=mscorlib" Margin="15,39,88,19">
<Calendar.SelectedDates>
<sys:DateTime>3/5/2010</sys:DateTime>
<sys:DateTime>3/15/2010</sys:DateTime>
<sys:DateTime>3/25/2010</sys:DateTime>
</Calendar.SelectedDates>
</Calendar>
The selected dates in a Calendar looks like Figure 8 where you can see March 5th, 15th, and 25th have a light blue background and represents the selected dates.
The following code snippet sets the SelectedDates property in WPF at run-time.
private void AddSelectedDates()
{
MonthlyCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(new DateTime(2010, 3, 5));
MonthlyCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(new DateTime(2010, 3, 15));
MonthlyCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(new DateTime(2010, 3, 25));
}
It turns out that boldfacing is hard-coded in several places, so I changed to date highlighting instead. I wrote a custom control that has a HighlightedDates list; adding a date to the list highlights the date and provides an optional tool tip for the date with whatever content the host app chooses.
I have written a CodeProject article titled Extending the WPF Calendar. The article includes the control and explains how I built it.