Thanks so much for providing this great repo! I was wondering why I saw a difference between what was pulled into my project than what I saw in the repo, and noticed in my Podfile.lock that it downloaded 1.0, even though 2.0 is what is listed on cocoapods.org. I specified a specific commit, and that worked, but I don't like that as a long-term solution. Am I missing something?

Hello!

Our app is using your library, and you included a few additions recently (being able to set colors, restrict timeframe) which we really need before the release. I see that you are actively improving the library currently. When do you plan to release a new CocoaPod version which includes these changes? Shall I wait for it or just use a git source in my project?

Very thank you for your SDK. I got a problem that I need to page all the weekView, it is just like google's tiny calendar, it can scroll seven days when user scroll the screen, can you give me some tips to reach the same function? May you can provide a property set it ? I am waiting for you message, thank you! this is the connect of google's tiny calendar https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tiny-calendar-sync-google/id514917848?mt=8

Hi,

I am trying to use viewForEventOfType: within my controller which extends from MGCDayPlannerViewController. I only use MGCTimedEventTypes and they work fine as long as they don't overlap days. If they overlap, all next days plus same day appear as all-day, see attachment.

I do set the range with dateRangeForEventOfType:, where I'm essentially returning [MGCDateRange dateRangeWithStart:event.beginDate end:event.endDate];

Last place I can imagine go wrong is the numberOfEventsOfType: method. Currently I use an NSDictionary<NSString *, NSArray *>, where the key is the format string of the begin date of the event (so no knowledge of overlapping) and the value is the array of events starting at that day. What does this method expect exactly? if I have only one event from 1 July 13:00 to 3 July 19:00; does it mean that: 1 July returns 1 2 July returns 1 3 July returns 1 ?

Thanks a lot

Hi,

I'm new to this but your library looks very promising. In your demo app, long-press invokes what I'm assuming is the popup of the default event view. Can we override this to something else? For the sake of an example, how can one override this to an NSLog presenting the new date?

Thanks

I see in some of the screenshots on the repository that there is a transparent bar under the header, but when I add the calendar in my project there is always this gray bar that is not transparent. So I would like to know how to set an alpha on it, so I could actually put it to 0, if there is a way of removing it, even better.

See the screenshot with the bar:

And with alpha as showed in the repository page:

Hi,

Currently the demo app loads the calendar from the device itself, and I did not notice a method to change the data source on controller level. Is there a way to set our own events, for example by parsing a custom JSON array to an NSArray? (assuming the items comply to a specific structure)

Thanks for all this work.

Hi Julien. First of all, thanks for your good work here, saved me lots of time.

I can't limit properly the starting hour of a MGCDayPlannerView. I want to limit the view so users can't scroll before 08.00 AM, for example. In my current app, really makes no sense that users plan activities between 00.00 and 08.00. I was trying to play with content offsets on scrolling views, with no luck. Can you kindly explain me (or, at least, orient me) about this matter?

Thanks in advance

Fixes #42: Added eventCoveringType to MGCDayPlannerView. You can switch between classic and complex layouts. Complex tries to fill the available space in the day planner view horizontally with the events without having them overlap each other.

Hello, thanks for your library, it is very cool and quite easy to customize. I have one problem. Is there any possibility to get rid of that grey row at the top of day planner View ?

Many thanks

cheers Wojtek

I am getting this error on device rotation when using single day display on iPhone.

'Snapshotting a view that has not been rendered results in an empty snapshot. Ensure your view has been rendered at least once before snapshotting or snapshot after screen updates.'

I am not exactly sure how to fix it. I also got odd drawing artefacts on rotation animation - the displayed text in an eventView stretches out like it was written on silly-putty.

Also, the day column does not expand properly during animation (when going from portrait to landscape) so that it displays 2 columns instead of 1 column at the end of rotation.

I created a few simple lines of code just to show some events. I set each event with a duration of 3 days. But the problem is, every time it reaches the end of each line / month, the event always stops. Any ideas what I missed? Thanks in advance!

Here is the preview of the screen:

class ChartVc: BaseViewController, MGCMonthPlannerViewDataSource, MGCMonthPlannerViewDelegate {
    @IBOutlet weak var monthPlannerView: MGCMonthPlannerView!

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        self.monthPlannerView.dateFormat = "dd"
        self.monthPlannerView.style = .events
        self.monthPlannerView.monthHeaderStyle = .short
        self.monthPlannerView.gridStyle = .default
        
        self.monthPlannerView.pagingMode = .headerTop

        self.monthPlannerView.dataSource = self
        self.monthPlannerView.delegate = self
        
        self.monthPlannerView.backgroundColor = .white
        self.monthPlannerView.canCreateEvents = false
        self.monthPlannerView.canMoveEvents = false
    }
    
    override func viewDidLayoutSubviews() {
        super.viewDidLayoutSubviews()
        self.monthPlannerView.rowHeight = (self.monthPlannerView.height - 200 ) / 5
        self.monthPlannerView.layoutIfNeeded()
    }
    
    func monthPlannerView(_ view: MGCMonthPlannerView!, numberOfEventsAt date: Date!) -> Int {
        if (date.components?.day ?? 1) % 3 == 0 { return 1 }
        return 0
    }
    
    func monthPlannerView(_ view: MGCMonthPlannerView!, dateRangeForEventAt index: UInt, date: Date!) -> MGCDateRange! {
        return MGCDateRange(start: date, end: date.addingTimeInterval(3600 * 48))
    }
    
    func monthPlannerView(_ view: MGCMonthPlannerView!, cellForEventAt index: UInt, date: Date!) -> MGCEventView! {
        let view = MGCStandardEventView()
        view.title = "Haloooo"
        view.color = .randomPastel()
        return view
    }
}

If event is from 10 AM to 11 AM and current time is 10:15 AM . I wish to show the current time indicator on the top of Event cell , currently it goes below the event cell .

I have to say, despite not being maintained for 2 years and some issues, this is still the absolute best off-the-shelf library i could find after a solid day of working.

@jumartin i only wish you found a bit of time to clean up outstanding issues, upgrade the code to latest versions of SDK and maybe add Carthage support?

Hi, Only with 11.1.2 iOS version, there is a strange bug. All events are on current date. Please see attached images.

App is used by thousand users who told us that there are no problems with others versions.

Thanks