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    Default Calendar // Help in tweaking the dateheaders mode

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    • B Offline
      bolish
      last edited by

      Thanks @sdetweil
      I will try that.
      Nevertheless, it seems strange … because from my understading, everything which is between line 264 and 364 seems to be linked to “not dateheaders” format.

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      • S Offline
        sdetweil @bolish
        last edited by

        @bolish Ok, headers mode is really primative

        it gets the calendar entry as a string
        and puts that out…

        starting on line 159

        	for (var e in events) {
        			var event = events[e];
        			var dateAsString = moment(event.startDate, "x").format(this.config.dateFormat);
        			if(this.config.timeFormat === "dateheaders"){
        				if(lastSeenDate !== dateAsString){
        					var dateRow = document.createElement("tr");
        					dateRow.className = "normal";
        					var dateCell = document.createElement("td");
        
        					dateCell.colSpan = "3";
        					dateCell.innerHTML = dateAsString;    --------------
        					dateRow.appendChild(dateCell);
        					wrapper.appendChild(dateRow);
        

        in the area u were looking, it only does that formatting if NOT a full date event

        			if(this.config.timeFormat === "dateheaders"){  if YES
        
        				if (event.fullDayEvent) {
        					titleWrapper.colSpan = "2";
        					titleWrapper.align = "left";
                                                // just fixup the style info, data posted above
        				}else{
                                                // NOT fullday event
        					var timeClass = this.timeClassForUrl(event.url);
        					var timeWrapper = document.createElement("td");
        					timeWrapper.className = "time light " + timeClass;
        					timeWrapper.align = "left";
        					timeWrapper.style.paddingLeft = "2px";
        					timeWrapper.innerHTML = moment(event.startDate, "x").format("LT"); //only NOT fullday
        					eventWrapper.appendChild(timeWrapper);
        					titleWrapper.align = "right";
        				}
        

        Sam

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        • B Offline
          bolish
          last edited by bolish

          hi Sam @sdetweil

          I’ve tried following but I believe this is not the way to do it.
          It seems I can’t figure out how the dateheaders mode is working…

          I “only” want that fulldayevents which started earlier than today stops to be displayed in earlier dates and only starts today…

          		for (var e in events) {
          			var event = events[e];
          			var dateAsString = moment(event.startDate, "x").format(this.config.dateFormat);
          			var dateAsString2 = moment(now, "x").format(this.config.dateFormat);
          			if(this.config.timeFormat === "dateheaders"){
          				if(lastSeenDate !== dateAsString){
          					var dateRow = document.createElement("tr");
          					dateRow.className = "normal";
          					var dateCell = document.createElement("td");
          
          					dateCell.colSpan = "3";
          						if (event.fullDayEvent) {
          							dateCell.innerHTML = dateAsString2;
          							} else {
          							date.Cell.innerHTML = dateAsString;
          							}
          					dateRow.appendChild(dateCell);
          					wrapper.appendChild(dateRow);
          
          					if (e >= startFade) {			//fading
          						currentFadeStep = e - startFade;
          						dateRow.style.opacity = 1 - (1 / fadeSteps * currentFadeStep);
          					}
          
          					lastSeenDate = dateAsString;
          				}
          			}
          

          Don’t you think that it’s maybe something to be added in line 449?

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          • S Offline
            sdetweil
            last edited by sdetweil

            ok, I added an event, and debugged… the change is right there at the top of the loop, line 159

            	for (var e in events) {
            			var event = events[e];
            			var dateAsString = moment(event.startDate, "x").format(this.config.dateFormat);
            			if(this.config.timeFormat === "dateheaders"){
            				if(lastSeenDate !== dateAsString){
            					var dateRow = document.createElement("tr");
            					dateRow.className = "normal";
            					var dateCell = document.createElement("td");
            
            					dateCell.colSpan = "3";
            					dateCell.innerHTML = dateAsString;    < --------------
            					dateRow.appendChild(dateCell);
            					wrapper.appendChild(dateRow);
            

            I moved the

               var now = new Date()
            

            from line 272
            and have this (edited to add space behind the < )

                for (var e in events) {
                  var event = events[e];
                  var dateAsString = moment(event.startDate, "x").format(this.config.dateFormat);
                  var now = new Date();
                  if(this.config.timeFormat === "dateheaders"){
                    if(lastSeenDate !== dateAsString){
                      var dateRow = document.createElement("tr");
                      dateRow.className = "normal";
                      var dateCell = document.createElement("td");
            
                      dateCell.colSpan = "3";
                      if(event.startDate< now){            
                        Log.log("calendar, event start before today, end after today "+dateAsString)
                        dateAsString= moment(now, "x").format(this.config.dateFormat);
                      }          
                      dateCell.innerHTML = dateAsString;
                      dateRow.appendChild(dateCell);
                      wrapper.appendChild(dateRow);
            
                      if (e >= startFade) {			//fading
                        currentFadeStep = e - startFade;
                        dateRow.style.opacity = 1 - (1 / fadeSteps * currentFadeStep);
                      }
            
                      lastSeenDate = dateAsString;
                    }
                  }
            

            Sam

            How to add modules

            learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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            • B Offline
              bolish
              last edited by

              @sdetweil
              Thanks for your support, works fine!

              Last thing :

              i.e : we are on March 11th.
              fulldayevent starts on March 9th and finishes on 13th
              Thanks to you, the event only starts to show on 11th.
              Unfortunatly, it “only” shows on 11th. not on 12 and 13th.

              Looking at how the dateheaders part is written, I believe it’s impossible, correct? (as the event display date is only based on one dateasstring…)

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