Open williamliao opened 8 years ago
Did you double check your controller implements the appropriate JTCalendarDelegate
methods? I'd assume your didTouchDayView
delegate method is already set for handling the tap selection of dates, but you might be missing implementation of
- (void)calendar:(JTCalendarManager *)calendar prepareDayView:(UIView<JTCalendarDay> *)dayView;
Also double check that these are done:
self.calendarManager.delegate = self
self.calendarManager.contentView = self.calendarContentView
Afaik when the calendarManager issues a reload, it recalculates each day with the above delegate method. From what I understand with your statement, you have a method that basically takes in a date range as user input. Maybe what you need to do is to check if the dayView.date
falls within your date range, and set styles accordingly like (Swift code)
dayView.circleView.backgroundColor = .redColor()
dayView.circleView.hidden = false
You might also like to use helper methods in JTDateHelper
, I saw methods for greater than and less than date comparisons in there for checking if the dayView being prepared falls within your date range. The example code uses something like self.calendarManager.dateHelper.<methodName>
for accessing the helper. Check the example project, that's where most of my code was based on.
Remember to call the reload method from the main thread.
I have implement a Method for user to selected range date and it work
however , when I use UpdateRangeSelect Method the Calendar view seen not reload I used [_calendarManager reload] in this method.
Please kindly let me know what can I do. Thanks.