Hello, sorry, this is just a frontend plugin for developers, no administration interface included. You need to provide the input as JSON to get the look.

Hello, what do you mean by “solarize”?

I think if your computer’s date is set to show Hijri solar date, it should show as Hijri too. Can you check the calendars on the documentation? İt doesn’t have a specific Hijri/Gregorian setting if that’s what you’re asking.

Hello, thanks for buying and using the plugin, sorry for the late reply, here are your answers:

1) It doesn’t support disabling hours, sorry 2) ”*” is to display all events in the list, the week display is triggered by the calendar icon. I understand what you want, but it needs to be coded explicitly. There’s currently no support for creating your own lists. 3) You can select an event with it, but it seems like it doesn’t select the event on the documentation. Seems like a bug. Thanks for letting me know, I’ll release a new version with a fix ASAP.

Yep I sent the wrong package to the update, it’ll be fixed when it’s approved.

Its all working perfectly now, thank you very much

You’re welcome

Hello, you can add your buttons when the draw is completed on the `ondraw` event with JavaScript, other than that, it doesn’t have any arguments to allow that.

can you please share any example for ‘ondraw’ function

You can modify them in the ondraw event. It fires after a draw is complete, and you can use input.find(”.evendar-day”) to query the days.

Hi, am try to change some modification in .js file, but I can’t find the solutions. can you please send sample code.

Did you check the examples on the documentation? I don’t have any examples except them..

Hi, you are referring to infinite scrolling I suppose, that’s not available for this plugin.

Hi, Thanks for your quick response.

You’re welcome, thanks for buying and using my plugin

Hello, what do you want the calendar do with ical links? clicking the event will open an google calendar event or sth else?

Hello, that’s by design because it has a dot limit hardcoded in the source. If you want I can parameterize that but you may need to design other parts too.

Hello, thanks for response. I already did some modifications on .js file, but I can’t find where to change limit from 3 to 5. Can you give me some advice? I replaced all instances of 3 to 5 at evendar.min.js file and still there is a limit to 3.

Hello, the source has this:

var eventsContainer = $("<div class='evendar-event-points-container'></div>").appendTo(calendarDay);
for (var j = 0; j < events.length; j++) {
    eventsContainer.append("<p class='evendar-event-point' style='background:" + events[j].color + "'></p>");
    if (j > 1) break;
}

the last if determines the limit of dots. you can remove it to remove the limit. or increase it.

Hi, I’ll double checked both Google and Apple Calendar and, on mobile devices, they don’t use weekly grid but only monthly and daily ones, for correct visualization I suppose, while weekly grid is present in their desktop version. Mobile weekly visualization doesn’t sound like a must, while it’s very important on desktop side.

Hi jakobino, the grid view may not be a good fit for this plugin, because of it’s small dimensions. I’m still thinking how to fit the events into 7 columns in the dropdown. I’ll let you know when I finish the implementation.

Hello, can you send me a message from my profile contact box?

I guess I didn’t update the plug-in for a while, the current version doesn’t seem to have that feature. I’ll let you know when I finish all the features on my mind.

Perfect! I added a black square + on top left (near grid and list button) to add a new event into a modal window. I’d like to know if it’s possible add a weekly view of events (or if someone already done it)

Hi jakopino, I haven’t tought about adding a filter function for the days, but this request lighted some bulbs on my mind. Maybe I can think of a dynamic way to allow users to modify the list ranges. But maybe in the later versions. I’m releasing this now.

Yes you can find the formatted js file with scss file, you can modify the source code as you wish but I’m not sure about the source documentation, it has inline comments but I don’t know it’ll be enough for you. But I also think it won’t be a problem for you to understand the code.

Calderon?

Try adding this css

• { cursor: pointer }

Replace the dot with a *

There’s a linked single date picker example in the documentation if that’s what you want.

Yes, i saw. Thanks

Can you prepare me a demo?

Hello YahavS, yes it’s a bug in the plugin. I’ve prepared a fix for that. It’ll be ready in the next release.

Thanks

Mahdi hi, the calendar doesn’t support jalaali dates, I don’t even know how to do it. How should it look like?

Hello, can you add this css with replacing calentim to evendar?

@supports (-ms-ime-align:auto) { .calentim-dayofweek, .calentim-day, .calentim-disabled { width: calc((100% / 7) – 2px) !important; padding: 2px !important; } }

Brilliant, that sorted it, thanks for the fast reply

You’re welcome

Hi,

There’s no automatic data adapter internally, you need to do it externally.

You can write a data adapter between your json and evendar. Pull your events with jquery.ajax, modify it to suit the events object format, then give the modified data as events array

And the format option sets the date format globally on that instance. Also, you can give a parsed moment object to the startDate/endDate parameter, which would be easier without playing with “format” option. I would prefer the latter.

start: moment([your formatted date], [your format])