What I\'m trying to do is pretty simple. When an event is created or resized/moved in the calendar, I update my database. In my database I don\'t have a row for each event, I have instead a json array
I am wondering if it\'s possible to just show the time reserved on the calendar, not开发者_开发知识库 the title of the event, using jQuery’s FullCalendar plug-in?
I have basically done: $(document).ready(function() { $(\'#calendar\').fullCal开发者_开发百科endar({
My problem is that when I add more then one recurring allDay event and am viewing say 1.May to 7.May, they don\'t stack right, the order is wrong, for example on 1.May I have event with id 1 then even
I know it is possible to set the colour for events based on a source such as a google calendar, but I was wondering if there is any way to retrieve the colour automatically as it is set on the google
I have events that contain both the event title and event time. However, I need to have \'fc-event-title\' show up first in the event, before \'fc-event-time\'. Right now it\'s the opposite. How would
I implemented the eventClick event to open a colorbox eventClick: function(calEvent, jsEvent, view) { if(calEvent.type==\'date\') {
I\'ve got: axisFormat: \'h(:mm)tt\', slotMinutes: 45, and on the left hand side, my time shows: 12am [blank]
When a user clicks on an event, I am looking for a way to obtain the date that the user clicked on. eventClick() only returns the start date of the event, and dayClick() of course, does not fire since
I\'m using the arshaw\'s FullCalendar jQuery plugin on ASP.NET 4. Everything is okay, the events are fetched, but they\'re not displayed in the calendar. I\'m sure they\'re fetched, FireBug shows the
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