Open somatonic opened 5 years ago
In buildBody() the $day (starts with 1) doesn't get counted up for the fill days up until startingDay (1. of month).
This results in having those td's all have a data-datetime of m-01-Y. And if an event is on 1. those also get highlighted.
I changed the inner for loop to something like:
for ($j = 0; $j <= 6; $j++) { if ($day <= $monthLength && ($i > 0 || $j >= $startingDay)) { $curr_date = $this->getDayDate($day); $classes = []; if ($this->hasEvent($curr_date)) $classes[] = 'event'; if ($curr_date == $this->today) $classes[] = 'today'; $class = count($classes) ? ' class="' . implode(' ', $classes) . '"' : ''; $h .= "<td data-datetime='$curr_date' $class>"; $h .= $this->dateWrap[0]; $h .= $this->dayWrap[0]; $h .= $day; $h .= $this->dayWrap[1]; $h .= $this->buildEvents($curr_date); $day++; } else { $h .= "<td>"; $h .= $this->dateWrap[0]; $h .= " "; } $h .= $this->dateWrap[1]; $h .= "</td>"; }
In buildBody() the $day (starts with 1) doesn't get counted up for the fill days up until startingDay (1. of month).
This results in having those td's all have a data-datetime of m-01-Y. And if an event is on 1. those also get highlighted.
I changed the inner for loop to something like: