Closed finnjames closed 5 years ago
Okay the calendar page is now existent but ugly. Further styling is desired but admittedly a low priority.
For an easy fix just try using the agenda view; which I think will work much better on mobile. We may be able to apply some javascript to change the styling ... but the suggestion above would be a PHP one, we'd need one that is more jQuery or even just plain html oriented.
Okay agenda view/calendar view now "responsive"
I'd still like to see a better implementation, but there does not appear to be a simple way to do this. I think we may just have to live with an ugly calendar page for now.
Right the other way would be to get some sort of javascript widget. I've seen https://fullcalendar.io/ used that is just a jquery plugin. Go ahead and close this for now @radiolevity
Added fullcalendar to calendar page, seems like everything is working smoothly, including responsiveness for mobile.
Still to do: figure out a way of getting the info from google calendar without uploading the API key. I got flagged for uploading one so I had to disable the key (so the calendar will appear blank, although it was working before when the key was active). If this is too big of a task switching back to the old two-iframe style is fine but unideal.
New problem: calendar switches annoyingly when scrolling on mobile (should be easy jquery fix)
Okay, so the calendar page works now. The scaling issue is fixed and it now actually communicates with Google Calendar (although admittedly I'm relying on Google side security).
The current one is ugly and hard to view/read. It needs to be fixed.
Note: at the time of this writing, the current one is nonexistent, but that is anticipated to be changed soon