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stormseed / daykeep-calendar-quasar

A full event display calendar for the Quasar framework that has multiple viewing formats.
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[Feature Request] Limit start and end time for calendar-multi-day #32

Closed danielcomcom closed 5 years ago

danielcomcom commented 6 years ago

It would be awesome if I could limit the start and end times of this view to only business hours where events would most likely be scheduled. Maybe this is already possible somehow?

sirbeagle commented 6 years ago

I don't know if I would want to restrict the times that are shown, but would shading in business hours by passing in a business_day_start and business_day_end times be an option?

danielcomcom commented 6 years ago

Attached is a screenshot of the problem that I am running into. In short, every time you would want to see anything useful you have to scroll through 1am to 8am. screenshot_143 Maybe there is some other way of working around this, I'm totally open to any ideas!

danielcomcom commented 6 years ago

The basic use case is a way to visualize where openings might be to schedule an event such as a onsite visit.

danielcomcom commented 6 years ago

I guess starting the default focus to a normal part of the day is what I'm getting at, here's a screen shot from gmail, they do this. screenshot_144

sirbeagle commented 6 years ago

Yeah, what you're saying makes a ton of sense. I was thinking of adding the "work hours" shading at some point, but having the calendar jump to a reasonable start time during the day would make sense as well. Let me think about how best to implement both, but I'll put in some solution shortly with the next version.

danielcomcom commented 6 years ago

Awesome! And by the way I think it’s super cool that you’ve made a module for the quasar framework!

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kdmon commented 6 years ago

Assuming your multi-day-calendar has an id of 'calendar', a temporary workaround is to set scrolltop in the mounted method of your view component, like this:

// Scroll to 7am
let elem = document.getElementById('calendar').getElementsByClassName('scroll')[0]
elem.scrollTop = 560
sirbeagle commented 5 years ago

I think I added a feature in v0.3.1 that addressed this. I'll close this out but please re-open if you feel it hasn't been.