Greetings,
I would like to know if there is an event fired when the user selects a time slot in both Week and Day CalendarTypes. If not, is there another way to handle such a selection?
I am interested in allowing the user to quickly add an event at that datetime on touch up.
Thank you for your time,
vagg
Hi Vagg,
Yes, the IGCalendarViewDelegate has two options:
-(void)calView:(IGCalendarView*)calView hourTapped:(CGFloat)hour forDate:(NSDate*)date;
-(void)calView:(IGCalendarView*)calView hourPressed:(CGFloat)hour forDate:(NSDate*)date;
You can only use one of them at a time, but they work for both the WeekView and DayView.
Hope this helps,
-SteveZ
Hi Steve,
That worked perfectly, thank you.
Hi again,
I am having some trouble with this actually, in the week view the date is always the first day of the week, no matter which cell I press on.
Other than that, I am also having some issues with refreshing the appointment list, whenever I change my appointment datasource to add the new appointments or refresh the ones that changed by user actions. They do not change in my view, unless I navigate to another date and then return, they then appear correctly.
It may be related to this, whenever I refresh the appointment datasource I get 2 executions of the GetAppointments method where the start and end NSDate arguments are 1/1/01. I even tried to return my appointments at this case (both dates are invalid) but they still don't show up.
I saw a thread subjected "Initial asyncAppointmentRequest requesting -001-12-01 00:00:00" in this forum where my issue is, seemingly, quite similar. However I don't think there is a trial version of the SR mentioned in that thread is there?
Thank you in advance for your time,
Hello,
We are currently pushing a new trial installer to our website and should have it up later today, early tomorrow.
When the installer is running the top title bar will have the version number ( 2015.2.103) in it to verify that it's the correct installer.
The current trial installer has been updated to our latest SR.
http://es.infragistics.com/products/ios