am wondering if anyone has added a 2nd date to fullCalendar - for example adding the Hebrew date to the standard English one?
The Hebrew date (or any other) might be able to obtained via Keith Wood's calendar script
thanks in advance
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I want to perform the addition of dates using the calendar control. Not finding the perfect code for this. Will you please help?
Hello people of stackoverflow.
I want to know if maybe anyone of you knows, if there is a plugin that can set available/unavailable dates including hour schedule in calendar, so the customer can choose her appointment.
I already got the form, but the list for available dates is written in so you have to manually edit them in code and it would be so much better if editing is possible directly on wordpress. So instead of choosing the dates from option values i would like to have a popup calendar and available hours for that day.
Any help or guidance to help would be much appreciated.
There is a software you can implement into your wordpress that works as you have described, it's called "Salonized", maybe it will help.
I want to display the phone number like this (999) 999-9999 I thought the css class would do this but it doesn't
<td>#Html.Encode(Model.PhoneModel.PhoneNumber)</td>.
I tried this, but it doesn't work
#String.Format("{0:(###) ###-####}",Model.PhoneModel.PhoneNumber.ToString())
I got this to work, but I don't like the fact that it's regrex.
#Regex.Replace(Model.PhoneModel.PhoneNumber, #"(\d{3})(\d{3})(\d{4})", "($1) $2-$3")
You may want to look at changing how you are outputting the values. Consider this article from Phil Haack.
http://haacked.com/archive/2010/04/28/replacing-html-encode.aspx
EDIT:
To address your edit of formatting as a phone number reference this thread:
How to format a string as a telephone number in C#
String.Format("{0:(###) ###-####}", 8005551212);
There's not much point in spending too much effort on formatting phone numbers, when others have done all the work for you. Check out http://code.google.com/p/libphonenumber/ for a library which will format numbers (and convert them back to a standard format) for you. It's also available on nuget as libphonenumber-csharp.
I'm looking to write a function to convert my server-side datetimes into my user interface datetimes, and I haven't decided on a format for either. Ideally, I'd like my function to take one standard datetime format, and return another standard datetime format.
Is there a cheat sheet, web site, or a spreadsheet that visually shows the difference between many standard date formats side by side? I'm looking for something like the "localized notations" documentation for PHP's compound date and time formats, only more comprehensive.
Are there any standards that are designed for presentation to end users - something like "January 4th, 1983 6:34 PM"?
Use and store dates in a simple, unambigous format like ISO-8601.
Rely on operating system support to convert these ISO dates into a nice localized display format. Otherwise you are just duplicating (*) the OS.
(*) : and probably "duplicating badly" because MS and Apple have far more experience and resources than you.
Have you looked at the Wikipedia article on ISO-8601? I usually try to use one of those formats when outputting dates. Additionally, the link in that article to RFC 3339 has some examples. I'm not sure if these fit your side-by-side desire, but they're a start. You might find Wikipedia's Date and time notation by country useful in that regard.
I'm adding additional languages to a Drupal site that I'm building.
Getting the translation of content working is fairly easy using the Internationalisation module.
Yet, simple things such as date strings, i.e. day, month and year aren't translated.
I would expect simple things like this to be some of the first things to be translated.
Am I missing something?
For text to be translated, each module needs to pass display text through a specific function (named 't()') which allows the text to be translatable.
It's likely that some module writers are better at doing this consistently than others.
I found the solution to this in the end.
It came down to knowing what to search for in the translate interface admin section.
I was looking to translate month names into different languages and so search for strings matching 'November'. This always came up with nothing.
It truned out that I need to search for 'month'. This then allowed my to add translations for all of the month names and also other date related translations.
Very frustrating the effort required to find that out!