patchthecode
commented
2 years ago calendarView.visibleDates(). returns the visible dates on the screen.
There is also another version of that function that returns a completionHandler.
Closed inspiredlearner closed 1 year ago
patchthecode
commented
2 years ago calendarView.visibleDates(). returns the visible dates on the screen.
There is also another version of that function that returns a completionHandler.
JTAppleCalendar Version Number: 8.0.2
Description
Hello, I'm working on a client's app that uses this great library. I've been stuck at the issue below, it's probably simple but I haven't figured out. Any pointers or support would be greatly appreciated.
The app uses a date-picker calendar with a 'from' and 'to' dates to filter out health-related data with a custom date from the past 6 months. The view has one calendar showing the month with a 'from' or 'to' dates, and the other months can be navigated horizontally with the back and forth buttons. Given an inStartDate and inEndDate, I'm able to get all the accessibility elements for the dateCells within that range, but what I'm trying to achieve is to find only the elements for the visibileDates/visibleCells of the current month being shown, and one month at a time. Please advise what can be done to resolve this.
Please ignore the 'range' selectionType in the attached picture, I'm using the '.date' selectionType. Sorry for my English, hopefully you understand the issue.