I am using Full calendar scheduler, Wanted to display multiple months on single view.
Is there any ideas to implement that without changing the source code?
This issue is still open with fullcalendar team. See
https://fullcalendar.io/issues/
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I'm new in google calendar integration and apologize if this is asked earlier:
I have created four resources for Google Calendar from my Gsuite account, as I want the column layout in frontend using the
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generated from integrate calendar but on frontend only the month week and agenda is showing. I have tried different solution but all of them displaying the week & month if I combined all the calendar to one, than also the view is the same
I want to integrate this only with google Iframe, although using full calendar it is also possible.
Please, kindly check the attachment: I want this backend layout, and to the frontend with an additional option of the list view.
If I did understand it correctly what you want here is to have exactly this view as an iframe embedded on your website.
I'm afraid this is not possible to get that view using the iframe you can obtain following this steps:
https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/41207?hl=en
If you want another view you'll have to build it yourself retrieving the data using Google Calendar API and building the view yourself, or you can also use other existing libraries, like:
https://fullcalendar.io/
It may have a nicer view and the functionalities you are missing, take a look at it!
In some cases, Google calendar does not correctly show all day events. How do we fix this?
The solution mentioned across this and other questions is as follows:
When creating and all day event - instead of having the same start and end date, you should now have the end date as the following day.
i.e. instead of Start Date :2019-06-05 and End Date: 2019-06-05, the end date should be 2019-06-06
This can be seen here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/55851521/901666
First a little background on the issue and then the fix (skip to bottom if you just want the fix).
This issue seems somewhat "random" in that it effects some accounts and not others (perhaps because Google is testing new "features" on a random subset of users before rolling out).
The way you can check if you are a victim of this issue is if there is an all day calendar event which is not visible in your usual Google calendar desktop view but it DOES show up if you search for it. The fact that you find it on search but do not see it on regular view demonstrates it is a bug.
In my investigation, it seems like this bug is more likely to show up for all day events created with the Google Calendar API than those created manually but that may just be particular to my setup.
How to Fix:
I wasn't able to figure out a perfect fix but if you go to the upper right of the screen for the Google Calendar view on a desktop, there is a dropdown which usually defaults to "Day" or "Week". You can click on this and select "Schedule" and then it will display all your events in a list and make them visible.
I've been experiencing the same issue, and found this fix:
Events created via API are not listed in printing
Just tried it and it worked for me! TLDR is that end date needs to be the day following the start date now.
Seems Google is making some changes to the api - I just had the docs for calendar events open in two separate tabs, same exact URL but with some subtle differences in the text -- specifically in the descriptions of start and end dates of all day events.
Quite new and a beginner with most of this but I can usually problem solve and follow along well enough to fix most minor errors although I'm having some trouble with this one. I'm building a WordPress site and using The Events Manager by Modern Tribe for a calendar because it has most of the functions I need. However, without paying for an upgrade there's no way to sort by category or display on another page other than the default hat it puts it on. I was hoping to use WP Full Calendar to do both of these since it seems simple and really I just want the prior for fetching/creating the events not the calendar. Problem is WP Full Calendar isn't displaying any of the events although it is able to fetch the categories for them for use in sorting in the settings and seems to function properly aside form no events actually appear.
Wondering if anyone else has tried this and had similar hangups and it's something inherently about those two plugins that don't agree or if it's just me.
I've been doing this very thing and the only option I found was to actually modify the plugin itself. By default, fullcalendar expects dates from ACF or integration with Events Manager. The fundamental problem is that Modern Tribe Events has it's own API for getting date information (like tribe_get_start_date() for the start date) and fullcalendar does not support it out of the box.
I'm looking for a way to create a view that can show multiple events that span across multiple days. The screenshot below is what I'm trying to achieve. Can someone suggest how this would be done using fullcalendar?
desired look
On a Drupal app, my goal is to display a page with a couple of CCK or taxonomy drop-down widgets, two Date Popup Calendar widgets and a "fake" submit button. The submit will use ajax to send the info to a PHP page that generates a BIRT report and returns the complete HTML back to the page, which I'll just inject into an empty div. I'd like to keep the controls on the page at all times and just use ajax to keep replacing the div containing my report as the user changes parameters and resubmits.
What's the best way to achieve this? I can handle a decent amount of PHP and JavaScript, but trying to leverage Drupal to create a page and display the controls is proving difficult to understand. Examples I've been reading are either too unrelated or too abstract to be helpful. Thanks!
No love from masses, but after a few more days of hammering on it, I've got BIRT 2.5 reports to play nicely in Drupal 6.16. You can read the whole story and see code samples here: I've completed integrating this with BIRT via a small custom module. You can read the full story with code samples here: http://nicholaiburton.com/blog/2010/creating-custom-reports-for-drupal