Hello, I downloaded your calendar which is simple and perfect , but there is a problem with the day . For example the 1st of January 2016 is a Friday not a Thursday , there is always the wrong day on the calendar .

Thanks in advance for your respond

Dowloaded and ran the demo in the master today, and found that on selecting a date, ViewController.swift line 52:

print("Selected date (fromDate.date!) to date (toDate.date!)")

returned incorrect dates. For example, with default settings: clicking Nov 15 would select Nov 15 - Nov 21 on the calendar (coloured red), but the console returns:

Selected date 2015-11-14 17:00:00 +0000 to date 2015-11-20 17:00:00 +0000

(GMT +7, I live in Bangkok). Found that NWCalendarMonthContentView.swift line 393, changing:

day.day -= 1

into:

dayView.day!.day += 1 // day.day -= 1

solves this issue. It now returns the correct selected dates:

Selected date 2015-11-15 17:00:00 +0000 to date 2015-11-21 17:00:00 +0000

However, on line 403 (after if notifyDelegate{}) I added:

dayView.day!.day -= 1

to prevent selection issues on the calendar.

Where do i remove the red line that appears when i click on a date? I want to select a date and highlight that date specifically not the entire week and add an event on the date selected. I hope you can help fix this minor solution thanks in advance.

I found you are adjusting following month views with offset by DayViewHeight in a following code.

  func createMonthViewForMonth(month: NSDateComponents) {
    var overlapOffset:CGFloat = 0
    var lastMonthMaxY:CGFloat = 0
    if monthViews.count > 0 {
      let lastMonthView = monthViews[monthViews.count-1]
      lastMonthMaxY = CGRectGetMaxY(lastMonthView.frame)

      if lastMonthView.numberOfWeeks == 6 || monthStartsOnFirstDayOfWeek(month) {
        overlapOffset = dayViewHeight
      } else {
        overlapOffset = dayViewHeight * 2
      }
    }
}

But this goes wrong in some places like Feb 2026. Because it is having only 4 rows of dates with just 28 days.

I found you are adjusting following month views with offset by DayViewHeight in a following code.

  func createMonthViewForMonth(month: NSDateComponents) {
    var overlapOffset:CGFloat = 0
    var lastMonthMaxY:CGFloat = 0
    if monthViews.count > 0 {
      let lastMonthView = monthViews[monthViews.count-1]
      lastMonthMaxY = CGRectGetMaxY(lastMonthView.frame)

      if lastMonthView.numberOfWeeks == 6 || monthStartsOnFirstDayOfWeek(month) {
        overlapOffset = dayViewHeight
      } else {
        overlapOffset = dayViewHeight * 2
      }
    }
}

But this goes wrong in some places like Feb 2026. Because it is having only 4 rows of dates with just 28 days.

When region is change from Setting. Day and date are not showing correctly. For instance, I changed my region to Malaysia then popup calendar is showing that 1st Jan of 2018 is Sunday. Actually 1st Jan of 2018 should be Monday. How can I implement that to be correct?

There were no problem with the frame till today. but when i run my application, calander is shown in this way. Dont know the problem behind it. Pls tell.

Hi, it appears that most of the code has broken down with the switch to Swift 3 / ios 10. Any plans to make a new release? I'm currently working on one but it's not working out (giving me runtime errors, I fixed all the build errors) and I don't know why.