@redfishbluefish

/* config section of default calendar in config/config.js */ broadcastPastEvents: true, sliceMultiDayEvents: true, /* config section of CX3 in config/config.js */ eventFilter: (ev) => { const day = new Date(+ev.startDate).getDay() return (ev.fullDayEvent === true && (day === 0 || day === 6)) ? false : true },

BEFORE
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AFTER
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ISSUES

sliceMultiDayEvents would not emit the passed multi-day event. That’s not my fault. looks ugly. Do you really need these splits? Generally, multi-day event means the period, not the occurrence.

Of course, you can slice events yourself for your purpose with eventPayload instead of sliceMultiDayEvents option.

@MMRIZE Thanks! Intl.dateTimeFormat worked once I realized what I was trying to compare against was wrong. Probably not actually portable for anyone else but works for me:

let isHoliday = holidays.some(holiday => { return holiday === new Intl.DateTimeFormat('en-CA').format(current) })

Overall this isn’t the most efficient code I’ve written. Looping and counting days since a start date for every date cell is expensive. Tim to learn more javascript I guess.