QCalendar suggestion
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@Hawkeye64 I’m really sorry to bother you, but I stumbled on another problem - despite adding listeners for @click:day2, week, interval etc to q-calendar component the only event that seems to work is @click:date. I cant see any of the events in the vue dev tools.
<q-calendar @click:day2="hopsa" @click:interval2="hopsa" @click:time2="hopsa" @click:week2="hopsa" @click:date="hopsa" //only this one works ></q-calendar>
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@julczka You didn’t give your QCalenda a view (in code above). The actual QCalenda is a component wrapper. Itself does have
@click:date
and@click:date2
, but the other ones come from the specific component being wrapped.Also, to avoid overhead, the events are not fired unless there is a listener for it.
Here is a Codepen where you can try out the new events: https://codepen.io/Hawkeye64/pen/eYzJPEW
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Hi @Hawkeye64 , i have a question too:
is it posible to select a time interval using holding click?Ex: outlook calendar
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@flba I answered (today) on Discord, but yes, this sounds like a good idea. Did you add a Github issue on the repo?
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@Hawkeye64 yes, I did, thanks
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@flba And, it’s been added and released. Enjoy!
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Hello! As a newbie I am trying out QCalendar for the first time and am currently struggling with the number of calendar weeks dispalyed in the calendar. I am asked to ALWAYS display 6 calendar weeks but the calendar automatically switches from 4 to 5 to 6 weeks when I navigate through the months of a year.
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@VB Yes, that’s a bug I just found today (property
min-weeks
is ignored – and no one told me about it for over 2 years! lol). And, I just published a new release and forgot to add it in (the fix is easy). If you can wait one more day, I’ll add it in tomorrow. -
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@Hawkeye64 Thanks for the lightning fast bug fix. Checked it out and it works!