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Hide times for all-day events in fullcalender
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3 years 2 months ago #149364
by Liam Hanks
Hide times for all-day events in fullcalender was created by Liam Hanks
Is there a way to hide the event start times for all-day events in the Fullcalendar view? I had been using a bit of a workaround up until now, but with the recent javascript changes in v4, it no longer appears possible. I still want to be able to see the start time for events that - for example - don't start at 00:00. Is this possible?
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3 years 2 months ago #149474
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Hide times for all-day events in fullcalender
Hi Liam
Could you please send me link to the page and explain the changes you want so that I can look at it and find a solution?
Tuan
Could you please send me link to the page and explain the changes you want so that I can look at it and find a solution?
Tuan
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3 years 2 months ago - 3 years 2 months ago #149569
by Liam Hanks
Replied by Liam Hanks on topic Hide times for all-day events in fullcalender
Hi Tuan,
unfortunately, this is a development site running internally so I can't share directly links to the site. Here's a screencap that shows what I'm looking at: bit.ly/3uxOyl0
What I'd like is to be able to see the start time of the first event (13:00), but hide the time for any events that start at 00:00 (they're all-day events). Up until now, I had been using a template override to add a data- attribute with the time as its value to the time element in the calendar (which I could then select with a CSS style), but I can't find a way of doing that with version 4 without editing the component's javascript files (which I obviously don't want to do). Another option would be a "All-day event" option in the event configuration that would disable start/end times (this would be a wonderful feature!), but I'm open to any suggestions you might have.
Thanks!
unfortunately, this is a development site running internally so I can't share directly links to the site. Here's a screencap that shows what I'm looking at: bit.ly/3uxOyl0
What I'd like is to be able to see the start time of the first event (13:00), but hide the time for any events that start at 00:00 (they're all-day events). Up until now, I had been using a template override to add a data- attribute with the time as its value to the time element in the calendar (which I could then select with a CSS style), but I can't find a way of doing that with version 4 without editing the component's javascript files (which I obviously don't want to do). Another option would be a "All-day event" option in the event configuration that would disable start/end times (this would be a wonderful feature!), but I'm open to any suggestions you might have.
Thanks!
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3 years 2 months ago #149584
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Hide times for all-day events in fullcalender
Hello Liam
I found a solution. Please submit a support ticket so that I can send you updated version which handle this case properly
Otherwise, wait for 4.0.2 release and update, then everything will work welll
Regards,
Tuan
I found a solution. Please submit a support ticket so that I can send you updated version which handle this case properly
Otherwise, wait for 4.0.2 release and update, then everything will work welll
Regards,
Tuan
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