Closed uzaif313 closed 7 years ago
Is this interpretation of your question correct:
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@thefliik yes i need this kind implementation
@uzaif313 If what you need is to update a specific Monday, instead of every Monday, then I think it can be achieved by:
add_exception_time
to exclude that specific Monday for this event@dsdshcym thanks for help
I thought this solution but we don't need to create another record for recipe if any other solution please let me know
So, in general, I don't think this is a question about this library. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but this library only deals with recurrence rules. Giving events a single name is outside the scope of this library, let alone giving them multiple names. You'll need to write custom logic to handle this in your app. I imagine the "best" implementation will be heavily dependent on the structure of the rest of your app.
Adding "names" and other data about schedules and events is outside the scope of this library.
Only your own application can know how to best handle this, so it's up to you to attach a schedule to your own objects.
Hi @avit,
It's not actual issue but i want to know what is the best way to handle following scenario Think of Scheduling apply on Recipe -> I have Recipe event schedule which occurs on every Monday with recipe Taco Salad -> Now i want to modify recipe for specific Monday i need Macaroni and Cheese in recipe
Please let me know what is elegant way to handle above scenario