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Fullcalendar not displaying time correctly inside month view
Adding a Resource View/Gannt chart to jQuery FullcalendarDisplay ending time in fullcalendar week view onlyYear View in Fullcalendar jquery pluginCustomize content on jQuery fullcalendar month viewRails 4: how to use $(document).ready() with turbo-linksFullCalendar events shown in month view onlyFullCalendar Month view showing incorrect timeFullCalendar Not Displaying TIMESFullcalendar using week view, navigate month by month instead of week by weekFullCalendar Event Display Setting according to time
Trying to implement different views inside fullcalendar, some events are displayed correctly whereas some are not.
Eg: here the time frame for 11.59 pm to 9.00 am gets extended correctly to next day whereas for 10 pm to 7 am does not
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Trying to implement different views inside fullcalendar, some events are displayed correctly whereas some are not.
Eg: here the time frame for 11.59 pm to 9.00 am gets extended correctly to next day whereas for 10 pm to 7 am does not
jquery fullcalendar
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
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See fullcalendar.io/docs/nextDayThreshold for an explanation of why this happens.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 8:45
@ADyson That works for me, thanks! Is there also a way wherein I can put a 2 days event only on the start date and not extend it to another day ?
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 15:19
Not sure what you mean? If an event is two days then it's two days, surely? Why would you want it to only show on one?? Can you give me a specific example then I can understand? Thanks. I mean if you just want everything to show only on its start date regardless of its real length then you could omit the end date from the event data entirely. But I don't know if that's going to be a clear way to present the data to your users, it will look like the event only lasts one day when it doesn't...why would you want to do that?
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 18:22
@ADyson : If i remove the end date from the end, my view for week and day does not work, the reason I want this on the month as only on the start date is coz the people using it get confused as the attendances extends to 2 days if its an overnight shift.
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 21:13
Ok. You didn't make it clear you only wanted it in month view. I suggest you set nextDayThreshold to a very high value then. What's the latest time an overnight shift can end the next day? Set the threshold higher than that.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 22:09
|
show 3 more comments
Trying to implement different views inside fullcalendar, some events are displayed correctly whereas some are not.
Eg: here the time frame for 11.59 pm to 9.00 am gets extended correctly to next day whereas for 10 pm to 7 am does not
jquery fullcalendar
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
Trying to implement different views inside fullcalendar, some events are displayed correctly whereas some are not.
Eg: here the time frame for 11.59 pm to 9.00 am gets extended correctly to next day whereas for 10 pm to 7 am does not
jquery fullcalendar
jquery fullcalendar
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
asked Mar 7 at 22:36
RebeccaRebecca
1611422
1611422
1
See fullcalendar.io/docs/nextDayThreshold for an explanation of why this happens.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 8:45
@ADyson That works for me, thanks! Is there also a way wherein I can put a 2 days event only on the start date and not extend it to another day ?
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 15:19
Not sure what you mean? If an event is two days then it's two days, surely? Why would you want it to only show on one?? Can you give me a specific example then I can understand? Thanks. I mean if you just want everything to show only on its start date regardless of its real length then you could omit the end date from the event data entirely. But I don't know if that's going to be a clear way to present the data to your users, it will look like the event only lasts one day when it doesn't...why would you want to do that?
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 18:22
@ADyson : If i remove the end date from the end, my view for week and day does not work, the reason I want this on the month as only on the start date is coz the people using it get confused as the attendances extends to 2 days if its an overnight shift.
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 21:13
Ok. You didn't make it clear you only wanted it in month view. I suggest you set nextDayThreshold to a very high value then. What's the latest time an overnight shift can end the next day? Set the threshold higher than that.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 22:09
|
show 3 more comments
1
See fullcalendar.io/docs/nextDayThreshold for an explanation of why this happens.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 8:45
@ADyson That works for me, thanks! Is there also a way wherein I can put a 2 days event only on the start date and not extend it to another day ?
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 15:19
Not sure what you mean? If an event is two days then it's two days, surely? Why would you want it to only show on one?? Can you give me a specific example then I can understand? Thanks. I mean if you just want everything to show only on its start date regardless of its real length then you could omit the end date from the event data entirely. But I don't know if that's going to be a clear way to present the data to your users, it will look like the event only lasts one day when it doesn't...why would you want to do that?
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 18:22
@ADyson : If i remove the end date from the end, my view for week and day does not work, the reason I want this on the month as only on the start date is coz the people using it get confused as the attendances extends to 2 days if its an overnight shift.
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 21:13
Ok. You didn't make it clear you only wanted it in month view. I suggest you set nextDayThreshold to a very high value then. What's the latest time an overnight shift can end the next day? Set the threshold higher than that.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 22:09
1
1
See fullcalendar.io/docs/nextDayThreshold for an explanation of why this happens.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 8:45
See fullcalendar.io/docs/nextDayThreshold for an explanation of why this happens.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 8:45
@ADyson That works for me, thanks! Is there also a way wherein I can put a 2 days event only on the start date and not extend it to another day ?
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 15:19
@ADyson That works for me, thanks! Is there also a way wherein I can put a 2 days event only on the start date and not extend it to another day ?
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 15:19
Not sure what you mean? If an event is two days then it's two days, surely? Why would you want it to only show on one?? Can you give me a specific example then I can understand? Thanks. I mean if you just want everything to show only on its start date regardless of its real length then you could omit the end date from the event data entirely. But I don't know if that's going to be a clear way to present the data to your users, it will look like the event only lasts one day when it doesn't...why would you want to do that?
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 18:22
Not sure what you mean? If an event is two days then it's two days, surely? Why would you want it to only show on one?? Can you give me a specific example then I can understand? Thanks. I mean if you just want everything to show only on its start date regardless of its real length then you could omit the end date from the event data entirely. But I don't know if that's going to be a clear way to present the data to your users, it will look like the event only lasts one day when it doesn't...why would you want to do that?
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 18:22
@ADyson : If i remove the end date from the end, my view for week and day does not work, the reason I want this on the month as only on the start date is coz the people using it get confused as the attendances extends to 2 days if its an overnight shift.
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 21:13
@ADyson : If i remove the end date from the end, my view for week and day does not work, the reason I want this on the month as only on the start date is coz the people using it get confused as the attendances extends to 2 days if its an overnight shift.
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 21:13
Ok. You didn't make it clear you only wanted it in month view. I suggest you set nextDayThreshold to a very high value then. What's the latest time an overnight shift can end the next day? Set the threshold higher than that.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 22:09
Ok. You didn't make it clear you only wanted it in month view. I suggest you set nextDayThreshold to a very high value then. What's the latest time an overnight shift can end the next day? Set the threshold higher than that.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 22:09
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You need to set the nextDayThreshold to a very high value - at least as high as the latest time a shift can end the next day.
The documentation for the option says:
When an event’s end time spans into another day, the minimum time it
must be in order for it to render as if it were on that day. Only affects timed events that appear on whole-days. Whole-day cells occur in month view, basicDay, basicWeek and the all-day slots in the agenda views.
Hopefully that serves to explain the behaviour you're currently seeing.
The highest you could set it to would of course be the end of the day: 23:59:59 which should cover every eventuality.
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You need to set the nextDayThreshold to a very high value - at least as high as the latest time a shift can end the next day.
The documentation for the option says:
When an event’s end time spans into another day, the minimum time it
must be in order for it to render as if it were on that day. Only affects timed events that appear on whole-days. Whole-day cells occur in month view, basicDay, basicWeek and the all-day slots in the agenda views.
Hopefully that serves to explain the behaviour you're currently seeing.
The highest you could set it to would of course be the end of the day: 23:59:59 which should cover every eventuality.
answered Mar 12 at 21:57
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You need to set the nextDayThreshold to a very high value - at least as high as the latest time a shift can end the next day.
The documentation for the option says:
When an event’s end time spans into another day, the minimum time it
must be in order for it to render as if it were on that day. Only affects timed events that appear on whole-days. Whole-day cells occur in month view, basicDay, basicWeek and the all-day slots in the agenda views.
Hopefully that serves to explain the behaviour you're currently seeing.
The highest you could set it to would of course be the end of the day: 23:59:59 which should cover every eventuality.
answered Mar 12 at 21:57
ADysonADyson
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You need to set the nextDayThreshold to a very high value - at least as high as the latest time a shift can end the next day.
The documentation for the option says:
When an event’s end time spans into another day, the minimum time it
must be in order for it to render as if it were on that day. Only affects timed events that appear on whole-days. Whole-day cells occur in month view, basicDay, basicWeek and the all-day slots in the agenda views.
Hopefully that serves to explain the behaviour you're currently seeing.
The highest you could set it to would of course be the end of the day: 23:59:59 which should cover every eventuality.
answered Mar 12 at 21:57
ADysonADyson
25.5k112746
You need to set the nextDayThreshold to a very high value - at least as high as the latest time a shift can end the next day.
The documentation for the option says:
When an event’s end time spans into another day, the minimum time it
must be in order for it to render as if it were on that day. Only affects timed events that appear on whole-days. Whole-day cells occur in month view, basicDay, basicWeek and the all-day slots in the agenda views.
Hopefully that serves to explain the behaviour you're currently seeing.
The highest you could set it to would of course be the end of the day: 23:59:59 which should cover every eventuality.
answered Mar 12 at 21:57
ADysonADyson
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See fullcalendar.io/docs/nextDayThreshold for an explanation of why this happens.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 8:45
@ADyson That works for me, thanks! Is there also a way wherein I can put a 2 days event only on the start date and not extend it to another day ?
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 15:19
Not sure what you mean? If an event is two days then it's two days, surely? Why would you want it to only show on one?? Can you give me a specific example then I can understand? Thanks. I mean if you just want everything to show only on its start date regardless of its real length then you could omit the end date from the event data entirely. But I don't know if that's going to be a clear way to present the data to your users, it will look like the event only lasts one day when it doesn't...why would you want to do that?
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 18:22
@ADyson : If i remove the end date from the end, my view for week and day does not work, the reason I want this on the month as only on the start date is coz the people using it get confused as the attendances extends to 2 days if its an overnight shift.
– Rebecca
Mar 8 at 21:13
Ok. You didn't make it clear you only wanted it in month view. I suggest you set nextDayThreshold to a very high value then. What's the latest time an overnight shift can end the next day? Set the threshold higher than that.
– ADyson
Mar 8 at 22:09