Hello.
I want to build a week calendar (with options to toggle bewteen month
and
day visions) in a Rails 4 app.
I know that I can use a JS calendar, like FullCalendar, but, I dont know
how to do this and if this will overload the client-side when i get a
lot
of events.
I tried to search about it, but I cant find nothing.
I used data_builder and did the month vision, but I want do this to a
week
vision too.
Can someone give me a hint or show me how to do this?
Okay, and how can I transform this
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Into this
The above image is a example that what I want to do.
Another thing is that when I use the SimpleCalendar and try to render
the
events, i get this error:
undefined local variable or method `start_time’ for #Event:0x49278d8
Event.rb (model)
class Event < ActiveRecord::Base
extend SimpleCalendar
has_calendar attribute: :start_time
end
André, I have watched the revised episode of the calendar railscast but
the
episode cover only a month calendar, not a full day calendar (by hour).
And, i dont have a field called start_time in my db.
I will take a look in that ajax example, thank you.
Quarta-feira, 25 de Junho de 2014 9:36:06 UTC-3, André Orvalho escreveu:
There is an option called month_calendar that should give you that, but
you
can also look at the example that is on the documentation
Do you have a field in your database called start_time?
If this does not fill your requirements, you can also follow the
railscasts
on the comments on your stackoverflow post.
Thank you.
I think that the simple_calendar can do this for me. I just need to
learn
how to render the hours inside the week, and how to render the events
inside the hours.
I will take a look at your calendar helper, too.
Thank you again.
Quarta-feira, 25 de Junho de 2014 10:13:13 UTC-3, André Orvalho
escreveu:
This is my own calendar helper:
I have build it from the rails casts. if you look at my weeks method
there,
you can probably do the same for a day. create an array of hours and use
them to render what you want.
Hope it helps.
Hi. Chris Oliver, the Simple_Calendar author, made this yesterday:
Screenshot:
You can always accept my answer at stackoverflow 