| Issue 496: | "Background" events | |
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An event can be rendered into the background. Regular events can still be added and displayed on top of background events. Only 1 background event can be displayed per cell.
May 31, 2010
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ljau...@gmail.com
May 31, 2010
I haven't managed to do this. It's a feature request. The screenshot above is a mockup.
Aug 22, 2010
We needed such functionality for a site we are building and have this implemented in http://github.com/gerganpenkov/fullcalendar, there are small problems with ie6, needing workarounds but generally it works... it function as events simply define colors-option: as ajax source or json, every "color" could have color-attribute - the defaul is red :), it needs probably some more cleanup....
Aug 22, 2010
oh forgot it works only in agenda-views
Aug 25, 2010
hi gergan, thanks for letting me know. can you share the link to your site where this can be tested? just curious how it looks and feels
Aug 25, 2010
Issue 579 has been merged into this issue.
Sep 11, 2010
Well, I could not post a link to the site as it is strictly intern, but testing is fairly easy you supply colors by initializing as with events, the only difference is that the 'colors' need color attribute themselves. The only difference to your screenshot are the headers, we don't need them so they are not painted, but it should be fairly easy to add them.
Sep 12, 2010
So you create an event or have you developed any new functions in your fork for this feature?
Oct 7, 2010
this would best be implemented as normal events, that have a special "background" property or something. subsequently, they wouldn't follow the normal event collision rules (other events could go on top) and would probably have an extra class name (so they could be styled in css to not have a heading, and be semi-transparent)
Summary:
"Background" events
Status: Maybe Labels: Type-Enhancement
Oct 2, 2011
this issue is only about the visual rendering issue 656 is about enforcing no events allowed in those areas
Summary:
rendering "Background" events
Jan 19, 2012
Please take a look to this great flex component to get some ideas for the next fullcalendar version. http://flex-calendar.com/ regards.
Jan 19, 2012
jhon: Your app has nothing to do with fullcalendar or this issue, please don't spam. "This content requires the Adobe Flash Player" Good luck with that.
Aug 13, 2013
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Summary:
Rendering "Background" events
(was: rendering "Background" events)
Status: Discussing Labels: -Type-Enhancement Type-Feature
Aug 13, 2013
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Summary:
"Background" events
(was: Rendering "Background" events)
Aug 13, 2013
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Blocking:
fullcalendar:656
Aug 24, 2013
Issue 1774 has been merged into this issue.
Mar 6, 2014
We also need this functionality, and we would be using it to show available time slots, not busy time slots. Therefore we would need to have the ability to make selections over top of the background events. Is it in the pipeline to include this functionality anytime soon?
Mar 6, 2014
Further to my above comment I was able to set the css property "pointer-events" to "none" for the available-time-slot events, which means users can now make selections over top of them. http://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/p/pointer-events/ It would still be nice to have the full functionality for background events listed in this thread though as part of FullCalendar
Sep 2, 2014
Consolidating this with another issue, which will addresses the same thing in the end.
Status:
Duplicate
Mergedinto: 144 |
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