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Events are not showing in month view when default calendar is loaded
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I'm using React Big Calendar for calendar purposes.
<BigCalendar
selectable
events=this.state.events
step=60
defaultDate=new Date()
localizer=localizer
dayPropGetter=this.dayStyleGetter
onSelectSlot = this.handleSelect
eventPropGetter=(this.eventStyleGetter)/>
This is my Component. Events are not showing in month view when the default calendar is loaded. I know one reason for that. My events which are in state is empty, so the calendar is not showing any events in month view.
Then if I provide any static events to the state, can I get those in month view or not?
react-big-calendar
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I'm using React Big Calendar for calendar purposes.
<BigCalendar
selectable
events=this.state.events
step=60
defaultDate=new Date()
localizer=localizer
dayPropGetter=this.dayStyleGetter
onSelectSlot = this.handleSelect
eventPropGetter=(this.eventStyleGetter)/>
This is my Component. Events are not showing in month view when the default calendar is loaded. I know one reason for that. My events which are in state is empty, so the calendar is not showing any events in month view.
Then if I provide any static events to the state, can I get those in month view or not?
react-big-calendar
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I'm using React Big Calendar for calendar purposes.
<BigCalendar
selectable
events=this.state.events
step=60
defaultDate=new Date()
localizer=localizer
dayPropGetter=this.dayStyleGetter
onSelectSlot = this.handleSelect
eventPropGetter=(this.eventStyleGetter)/>
This is my Component. Events are not showing in month view when the default calendar is loaded. I know one reason for that. My events which are in state is empty, so the calendar is not showing any events in month view.
Then if I provide any static events to the state, can I get those in month view or not?
react-big-calendar
I'm using React Big Calendar for calendar purposes.
<BigCalendar
selectable
events=this.state.events
step=60
defaultDate=new Date()
localizer=localizer
dayPropGetter=this.dayStyleGetter
onSelectSlot = this.handleSelect
eventPropGetter=(this.eventStyleGetter)/>
This is my Component. Events are not showing in month view when the default calendar is loaded. I know one reason for that. My events which are in state is empty, so the calendar is not showing any events in month view.
Then if I provide any static events to the state, can I get those in month view or not?
react-big-calendar
react-big-calendar
edited Mar 8 at 6:47
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I've experienced this in the past, if the start
and end
values of an event were not JavaScript Date
objects. If you only passed strings, the initial view would not work correctly. Navigating views would then pass the values through your localizer
(during view change) and convert them, if possible. So you don't see them on load, and then you do after navigating to another view. Confusing and frustrating.
I've even written helper methods, in my own code, to convert these values.
import eventData from './somefile.json';
const myData = eventData.map(event =>
event.start = new Date(event.start);
event.end = new Date(event.end);
return event;
);
Of course, that only works if my start
and end
values are strings the Date
Object constructor can properly parse. The important part (and this is in the documentation) is that these keys require proper Date
object values.
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I've experienced this in the past, if the start
and end
values of an event were not JavaScript Date
objects. If you only passed strings, the initial view would not work correctly. Navigating views would then pass the values through your localizer
(during view change) and convert them, if possible. So you don't see them on load, and then you do after navigating to another view. Confusing and frustrating.
I've even written helper methods, in my own code, to convert these values.
import eventData from './somefile.json';
const myData = eventData.map(event =>
event.start = new Date(event.start);
event.end = new Date(event.end);
return event;
);
Of course, that only works if my start
and end
values are strings the Date
Object constructor can properly parse. The important part (and this is in the documentation) is that these keys require proper Date
object values.
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I've experienced this in the past, if the start
and end
values of an event were not JavaScript Date
objects. If you only passed strings, the initial view would not work correctly. Navigating views would then pass the values through your localizer
(during view change) and convert them, if possible. So you don't see them on load, and then you do after navigating to another view. Confusing and frustrating.
I've even written helper methods, in my own code, to convert these values.
import eventData from './somefile.json';
const myData = eventData.map(event =>
event.start = new Date(event.start);
event.end = new Date(event.end);
return event;
);
Of course, that only works if my start
and end
values are strings the Date
Object constructor can properly parse. The important part (and this is in the documentation) is that these keys require proper Date
object values.
add a comment |
I've experienced this in the past, if the start
and end
values of an event were not JavaScript Date
objects. If you only passed strings, the initial view would not work correctly. Navigating views would then pass the values through your localizer
(during view change) and convert them, if possible. So you don't see them on load, and then you do after navigating to another view. Confusing and frustrating.
I've even written helper methods, in my own code, to convert these values.
import eventData from './somefile.json';
const myData = eventData.map(event =>
event.start = new Date(event.start);
event.end = new Date(event.end);
return event;
);
Of course, that only works if my start
and end
values are strings the Date
Object constructor can properly parse. The important part (and this is in the documentation) is that these keys require proper Date
object values.
I've experienced this in the past, if the start
and end
values of an event were not JavaScript Date
objects. If you only passed strings, the initial view would not work correctly. Navigating views would then pass the values through your localizer
(during view change) and convert them, if possible. So you don't see them on load, and then you do after navigating to another view. Confusing and frustrating.
I've even written helper methods, in my own code, to convert these values.
import eventData from './somefile.json';
const myData = eventData.map(event =>
event.start = new Date(event.start);
event.end = new Date(event.end);
return event;
);
Of course, that only works if my start
and end
values are strings the Date
Object constructor can properly parse. The important part (and this is in the documentation) is that these keys require proper Date
object values.
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