Overview
The Groundswell Calendar Display, powered by ToastUI, gives designers the ability to quickly have a modern calendar display in their sites and dashboards with the simplicity of a single component. The dense, versatile display supports different calendar views with styling matching your site’s accent color. Example interfaces and utility rules are attached, which demonstrate usage and features of the component.
Key Features & Functionality
Hello,I am using your calendar (v7) in my appian application (v23.3) and I have a few questions:1. When I try to use the option:
month:{ dayNames: {"MON", "TUE", "WED", "THU", "FRI", "SAT", "SUN"} }
it doesn't work. Thursday is still "THURS". Am I doing something wrong here? The rest of the options work fine for me, for example month.workWeek works as intended.2. When I was using v6 the events in calendar were displayed with their title name, but in v7 their title is led by the time. So for example if title was previously displayed as "Title" it is now displayed as "1:00 am - Title." Is there a way to disable/format this?3. When I use theme:
{month:{
dayName: {
borderLeft: "1px solid #999999"
}}the borders do not match the calendar horizontally. Can I fix this somehow?4. When I use the component on my phone as an mobile app in official appian app from the play store on android, the scrolling doesn't work. I have to place my finger outside of the component to move the page up or down. This is quite hard to do as the calendar takes up most of the screen. Is there anything I could do about this?
(1) I don't see this behavior on my end. With options configured as:
I see the following for my Month view. I'd need more information on your configuration to provide additional feedback.
(2) The time was added in an effort to make the events easier to track in Month view, though it also appears in Week/Daily view which was not intended. There is not currently a way to format this, but I will at the very least remove this from Week/Daily view in the next release (TBD).
(3) I encountered a similar issue in testing. This appears to be an issue with the underlying library and I'm not currently of a way to resolve it. Some of the border capabilities in the old Toast version seem to have been removed in v2 unfortunately.
(4) My initial thought is to consider using a narrower view (Day, for example) or try padding with a narrow column to give you more scroll space. Otherwise, I'm not aware of anyway to solve this as the component is loaded inside a frame as part of Appian's framework.