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javascriptjqueryeventspositionfullcalendar
GeoffreyHervet
GeoffreyHervet

Reputation: 288

Get date from event

I'm using fullcalendar v2.0.2 and I'm making a copy/paste system for event. I can copy the event on right clicking with a little menu.

When I do a right click on the calendar, if it's a week, I calculate the position of each .fc-agenda-days tr td and .fc-agenda-slots tr. I have to add the vertical + horizontal scroll, get the slot duration, start date of current view ... It's a lot of stuff to consider, I can have a specific case maybe...

I searched into the documentation for a helper, but I didn't find it... And I looked in the source code without success.

My question is : "Is there an helper or a method for getting a date with a position or event ?"

Edit, I think I've found a way to do it, but it doesn't work :

{
    _pasteEventMenu: function(e, scope){
        var that = this;
        var date = null;

        var view = this._call('getView');
        var hoverListener = view.getHoverListener();
        hoverListener.start(function(coordinates){
            console.log('a', coordinates);
            console.log('Right click on ', view.cellToDate(coordinates).format('MMMM Do YYYY, hh:mm:ss'));
        }, e);
        hoverListener.stop();
        console.log('HERE');
    }
}

this code product the following out when I click on Monday October 13rd at 10:04 AM

a Object {row: 61, col: 0} Right click on december 14 2015, 12:00:00 HERE

Upvotes: 0

Views: 581

Answers (1)

GeoffreyHervet
GeoffreyHervet

Reputation: 288

I finally find a trick, if someone want it :

    var that = this;
    var date = null;

    var view = this._call('getView');
    var hoverListener = view.getHoverListener();
    hoverListener.start(function(coordinates){
        console.log('a', coordinates);
        var sec = (view.getMinTime()._milliseconds / 1000) + coordinates.row * (view.getSlotDuration()._milliseconds / 1000);
        console.log('Right click on ', view.cellToDate(0, coordinates.col).add(sec, 'seconds').format('MMMM Do YYYY, HH:mm:ss'));
    }, e, 'contextmenu');
    hoverListener.stop();
    console.log('HERE');

Upvotes: 1

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