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
Thanks for your reply. It's just to have the capability of a dynamic language support, with no need of deploying new versions of the plugin. We're using it in a project installed in different countries, but the countries are joining to the project dynamically, so we don't know the languages we'll need. If we can add custom translations, we can use the same version of the plugin just translating the values we provide as input.
The way you say is great, because it simplifies the work for developers, but if we want to add an additional language ie Polish, it's needed a new version to add the literals in the plugin. If 2 months later we need the literal in Portuguese, another version is required, and so on.
If you add two new params to provide custom translation of months and days, we could use the same plugin for every language, no depending on upgrades of the library
Not currently. Best alternative I can think of is clicking an event to populate another local var, which could be used to do a drilldown-type pattern of hiding the calendar and showing some record information (with a link to the actual record if needed)
What is the use case for a custom month/day translation? If just additional language support, I'd rather add an additional language.
Hi, is it possible to click on an event in the calendar and that take you to the event's record summary?
Hi, is it possible to add 2 params to provide custom translations for months and days?
How can we see all the event according to user respective. in calendar
Great News, Thanks Justin Watts
Eric Cheung venkyuppala09 v4.0.1 is submitted to Appian and includes a new timezone override parameter. Hopefully this will be published within a week or so
There is not a timeline as of now. It is currently possible to shift events with offset by overriding or replacing usage of GCG_CAL_Util_convertDatetimetoUTC to return an ISO8601 timestamp with additional timezone offsets. Example output might be:
2023-05-30T23:30:00-07:00 for 23:30 in PST.