Disabling Dates in calendar in flex - apache-flex

I have a particular condition if which fulfills,
then if I click on my calendar UI image, a small popup calendar opens up but
with only last date of each month enabled. Rest all the dates are
supposed to be disabled. But I have no idea how to enable only the last date
of each month as it is supposed to be kept dynamic as the last date of each month is different. So, delayedDates doesn't seem to be an option for me.

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FC-MORE fullcalendar

Is it possible to remove the fc-more tag from fullcalendar for the current day in month view? Ex: the previous day still have the possibility of having the button of more events and the current day not having the button

FullCalendar.js event/render to date within a cell

I am trying to find out how to disable the date click within a cell while in the month view. I cannot find it in the documentation on the site. I only see dayRender and disabling the entire cell. I just need the date itself not the cell. I needed selectable to be true for the calendar just not this piece.
Is there a event/render that I can get to in full calendar to stop this from going to the day view? Thanks for any help that is provided.

Want to Display 3 months at a time in FullCalendar (adam Shaw)

I want to be able to view 3 large months at a time using FullCalendar by Adam Shaw in my WP site. Possible? In other words, current month, plus two more. A 90 day events Calendar starting with the if the current date falls in a given month. Example, today is July 26, so display July, Aug, Sept.
Any ideas? I am calling it for use in a WP Events manager application.
Thanks,
Create three FullCalendar instances next to each other:
Set the defaultView for all three to 'month'.
Disable the previous and next buttons for two of the three calendar instances by manipulating their headers.
Disable any other views (like agendaDay, agendaWeek, etc.) in all calendar headers.
Whenever the viewDisplay callback is called on the calendar with the previous and next buttons, update the other calendar's date using gotoDate.
If you also need to use a week and/or day view, you may wish to set them up in a similar way, although I can imagine that would be confusing. You could also hide (using CSS) two of the three calendars when the user navigates to day or week view, and make them reappear when the user selects month view again. You probably need some CSS hocus pocus anyway to make it all look slick, but I think it should be doable.

Display calendar control with week number and capture week number when user selects and display in textbox

I am using a Ajax calendar control to pop up calendar from text box, want to display the week number in the calendar control itself, after user selects a week in the week mode (SelectionMode="DayWeek"), would like to display that week number in the text box. Preferably looking to implement using asp.net calendar control not jQuery.
Appreciate any assistance.
Thanks
Thought not to use the jquery, due to the ease and so many folks having solution out there i found the solution.
http://jsbin.com/eliki/16/
one of the issue is the the SQL server week (mostly in US) starts from Sunday, but iso8601Week starts from Monday, I did work around this by placing the weekend towards the end and disabling. Let me know what you think of the solution or have better solution out there.
http://jsbin.com/eliki/16/
Ujjwal

Getting date into a label every time the date is changed

I am using this datetimepicker by Trent Richardson, I can get the date time picker to work, however after the date is changed i need it to be put into a hidden asp.net control that is in an update panel.
So how can i make it so everytime the user changes the date and time it is sent to a label.
http://trentrichardson.com/examples/timepicker/
So since it seems like it's just a extension of the jQuery ui datepicker, you could use the altField option: http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/#alt-field
or the onSelect Event to do it yourself: http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/#event-onSelect

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