Change Log

• Current
  • Dynamic ID for calendar, now in defaults.
  • Absolute position events, calendar size flexible (CSS)
• 1.2.2
  • Dragable Events support using jQuery UI (Optional usage).
  • Add ability to enable or disable calendar links (today link, next year, and previous year).
  • Default Next and Previous link text changed.
  • Added onDayCellDblClick event that passes the date you are double clicking.
  • Added onEventDropped event that passes the event object and the new date being dropped into.
  • Removed my custom Date extensions and replaced it with Datejs, more on this below.
  • Complete Build Process to build, pack and minify the source.
• 3/24/2009 Release 1.2.1
  • New Project Home: http://code.google.com/p/jmonthcalendar/
  • Bug fixes for UTC Date Parsing
  • Stop Event Propogation
  • ANT Build Process
  • Fix Day Cell click and Day click
• 2/12/2009 Release 1.2.0
  • New extension points for working with the day cells or links
  • Changed navigation header layout
  • Added year navigation, works the same as month navigation
  • Added a today link to return to today’s date
  • Date formatting the parsing JSON improvements
  • Updated sample for AJAX call, should happen onMonthChanging
• 2/12/2009 Minor Release 1.1.1
  • Events are drawn immediately after month is drawn.
  • Fixed configurable height and width in options
  • Fixed configurable height of headers in options
  • JSON Date formatting/parsing (ISO, new Date literal, UTC)
  • EndDate property added to event object
  • Date is now deprecated, replace by StartDate
  • Event in calendar has new ID of ‘Event_’ + EventID, allow styling of specific events
• 1/29/2009 Minor Release 1.1.0
  • Event onHover Extension Point added.
  • Extend event object to include description and escape JSON.
  • Extend the event object to accept “class” css class.
  • Minor bug fixes to placement of events.
• 1/20/2009 Patch Release 1.0.1
  • Event loading (isArray is not a function)
  • Month Name not displayed in IE
  • Configurable first day of week (0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, etc)
• 1/18/2009 Initial Release