I used fullcalendar as a "participation calendar" to know how many people goes to an event everyday.
Problem is, if I got more than 3 people going at the same hour to my event, the view becomes too full to see anything in week mode.
I thought about 2 ideas to solve this problem:
When there's more than 3 people going to the event show "more", but
this doesn't seem to work in AgendaWeek mode.
Invert days and hours, to profit of more space.
Here's a screenshot showing my problem:
If you have any solutions or any idea that could help me I'll be glad to know them :)
I'm using Fullcalendar V3.
Thanks
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I'm trying to make a calendar like this Fullcalendar but all the calendars that I can find online are showing the whole month. I already made a calendar but i don't know how to put the events under the right day. The calendar needs to be a full week because I want to have multiple calendar underneath each other for multiple people.
I solved my problem with the code on this site https://www.phpzag.com/create-event-calendar-with-jquery-php-and-mysql/#
Hi we are planning to create a whole weeks worth of sales leading up to Black Friday. Usually when we have a sale I stay up until midnight and switch all the content on the site then change it back at midnight the next night.
For this week-long sale I would like to create a static block for each day in advance and then somehow make our homepage content switch between the blocks on midnight of each night. I am not sure of the best way to approach this.
I want to avoid making one big page and switching the content using JS as I don't want the links to each sale visible in the source code for any clever shoppers!
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Glynn
First time post here.
We are having problems with the google map above the search results on our site and thought we'd see if anyone on this site could help out, here's the page:
http://www.thehealthcard.co.uk/?category_name=all&s=richmond
The map is used to display pointers which are local offers (addresses managed via the CMS) this was built by a third party who we cannot now get hold of (fantastic!).
The map is sporadically appearing and then disappearing upon load at different times, we cannot see a reason for this at all upon investigation, Google have claimed nothing is wrong with the map and the site is not using up the free quota that Google allow for map pointer loads.
It just works sometimes and then doesn't at other times.
We have been left scratching our heads for over a week now, any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Chris
That's what causes it - http://note.io/1tvL0dN
Simple JavaScript error.
Can not solve it quickly, but can you have a look at lines 44-53 in custom.js file. Try to increase the timeout in line 52.
I'm building an HTML/CSS website for a musician friend of mine and I want to have his events page sync with his google calendar. Is there some way to grab data from his calendar (date/description/location) and have the system automatically create HTML elements which will then appear on his page?
Additionally, I would like to have events move from an upcoming gig section to a past gig section after the date has passed. From what I understand, this might be possible using PHP and the Google calendar API. Any advice, however detailed, would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Take a look at fullcalendar...I do the very same thing for one of my websites:
http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/docs/google_calendar/
SO here is the problem ... I had created calendar on http://lanyrd.com with same dates but for some reason, my code is showing dates "from" and "to" on the same date, and other (from Lanyrd site) is showing dates correctly and I can't figure it out why ... Can someone help me?
Lanyrd site generated URL code:
https://www.google.com/calendar/render?action=TEMPLATE&text=Test+Naziv&dates=20120815/20120817&location=Osijek&details=Ajme+meni+ovo+je+test+naziv&pli=1&sf=true&output=xml
Mine code:
https://www.google.com/calendar/render?action=TEMPLATE&text=eZ+Publish+Basic+Concepts&dates=20121008/20121009&location=TBD,+USA&details=This+training+is+required+for+all+other+trainings+and+provides+a+perfect+entry+into+the+way+of+thinking+when+you+intend+working+with+eZ+Publish+as+a+developer,+editor+or+administrator.&pli=1&sf=true&output=xml
Well, checking the URL's, I would say Google Agenda takes the 'to'-date minus one. As you can see in Lanyrd's URL: dates=20120815/20120817
It's two days apart, but in Google Agenda it shows as 2012-08-16. Your dates are only one apart, so will enter the same date. Plus-one your to-date, and you're problem is solved.