Calendar cell refresh about calendar HOT 16 CLOSED

Darren this is possible, kind of.
I did it by deleting the calendar and reloading it.
comment out this line in the original js
$calendarElement.attr('id', "zabuto_calendar_" + Math.floor(Math.random() * 99999).toString(36));
This stops it overwriting your original id

then do something like this;
$("#my-calendar").empty();
reloadCal();

where reloadCal just contains your original js to load the cal. in the first place.

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Thanks a lot @robccc, your solution worked perfectly!

I simply deleted the line j.attr("id","zabuto_calendar_"+Math.floor(Math.random()*99999).toString(36)); from the minified js.
Then emptied my div tag with $("#datePickerrr").empty(); and initialized the calendar again.

Thanks,
combomatrix

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Hi, I'm looking for the same function.
Did you manage to find a proper way to do this ?

Add/remove events to the calendar ?

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Hi

I managed to write my own which works okay (seems to), but couldn't find an easy way to call the drawcalendar function at the moment.

Unfortunately the code is on my work computer and I'm not now back in until the 5th Jan.

I have also integrated a bootstrap popup menu when you click a date, so it gives a list of possible events to add (or clear) if this is any use to you.

I'm happy to collaborate in the new year.

All the best

Darren

On 19 Dec 2014, at 17:01, Pourrier François [email protected] wrote:

Hi, I'm looking for the same function.
Did you manage to find a proper way to do this ?

Add/remove events to the calendar ?

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Also I tried contacting the author but she never replied. Maybe you'd have more success?

On 19 Dec 2014, at 17:01, Pourrier François [email protected] wrote:

Hi, I'm looking for the same function.
Did you manage to find a proper way to do this ?

Add/remove events to the calendar ?

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Nice! Maybe it's time to add a brand new zabuto extended calendar to Github ;-)

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That would be good! I think it looks really great but it's too restricted.

Have a good Christmas and I'll catch up with you afterwards

Darren

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Nice! Maybe it's time to add a brand new zabuto extended calendar to Github ;-)

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Hi Darren, I manage to extend the Zabuto plugin (now with public methods, more callback functions, ...), . I think I have what you are looking for... it's currently in progress but it seems to work. Interested? Let me know... ;-)

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It's untested and lot's of features are missing but you should give it a peek:
http://francois-pourrier.com/work/zabuto-X/calendar.html
(try double-click and simple-click in day wrappers, simple-click on events)

Now I'm able to:

• call public methods (to add just one event at a time)
• init calendar with local json + ajax data
• add event through a modal (not the modal included in zabuto calendar, I've removed it)
• show a list of events of a day
• ...

It's only few hours of work, there's lot of features to add and things to do to make it stable but it's usable. ;-)

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Hi

It looks great. Unfortunately until I get back into work I can't see how it would work with mine. I like the event display better too.

Re the popup - for mine I only get a series of actions each day (it's a utility to run reports daily/weekly/monthly/none) so all I need is a simple menu to appear with these selections.

I'm sorry I can't help until I go back to work on the 5th but rest assured you are doing a great job! :)

Has Zabuto got back to you? I was surprised she had no interest in her own plugin

Darren

On 21 Dec 2014, at 01:16, Pourrier François [email protected] wrote:

It's untested and lot's of features are missing but you should give it a peek:
http://francois-pourrier.com/work/zabuto-X/calendar.html
(try double-click and simple-click in day wrappers, simple-click on events)

Now I'm able to:

call public methods (to add just one event at a time)
init calendar with local json + ajax data
add event through a modal (not the modal included in zabuto calendar, I've removed it)
show a list of events of a day
...
It's only few hours of work, there's lot of features to add and things to do to make it stable but it's usable. ;-)

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I've discovered Zabuto's work 2 days ago... I assume she's on holidays.
Not a lot of activity for this project : https://github.com/zabuto/calendar/graphs/contributors

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Hi Fro,

your customisations are excellent and you know javascript at a far more advanced level than I ever will! I just wondered if there is any way to cause a refresh of a date cell easily in the original Zabuto calendar?

thanks

Darren

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Hi Darren,

Unfortunately, I don't think it's possible with the original Zabuto code. :-(

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Hi, someone has asked my for my customized Zabuto version. Don't have time to fork the project and do things the right way. So, here's a fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/n2gkm4d9/ ;-)

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Thanks @robccc , you solution is awesome. This saved my day :)

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There is another way to avoid modifying the minified js.
$calendar = $("#calendar").zabuto_calendar({your_config});
Access the cell by
var date = '2019-01-01'; $("#"+$calendar.attr('id')+"_"+date
Here is the code snippet for selecting date programatically

$calendar = $("#calendar").zabuto_calendar({your_config});

function changeZabutoDate(date){
    var dates = date.split('-');
    $calendar.empty();  //remove current calendar
    $calendar.parent().append('<div id='calendar'></div>'); 
    $calendar = $("#calendar").zabuto_calendar({
           'year': dates[0],
           'month': dates[1]
       });  //
    $("#"+$calendar.attr('id')+"_"+date).addClass('active');
}

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