Declined
Last Updated: 18 May 2021 15:30 by ADMIN
Created by: Maikel
Comments: 1
Category: Calendar
Type: Bug Report
0

When you implement the activeViewDateChange and scroll through the calendar, the event is properly triggered.

But when you navigate through the calendar using the month navigation, this event is only triggered(multiple times) when you skip at least 1 month

Sample code - Kendo event sample code: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/dateinputs/calendar/#toc-events

 

Scenario:

Current month: Januari

Next month: Februari

Expectation: (activeDateChange: 1-2-2020)

Result: - / not triggered

Current month: Januari

Next month: June

Expectation: (activeDateChange: 1-6-2020)

Result: (activeDateChange - 1-5-2020), (activeDateChange - 1-6-2020) / event triggered twice


Declined
Last Updated: 12 Feb 2020 16:20 by ADMIN
Created by: Ali
Comments: 1
Category: Calendar
Type: Bug Report
2

Dear Support Team,

Although I changed my locate to 'fa-IR', the kendo UI date picker did not change to Hijri or Jalali Calendar and it just translated the text of the gregorian calendar!

Is this a bug? or I should do something to use the Persian calendar?

Best regards

Declined
Last Updated: 22 Jun 2021 14:22 by ADMIN
Created by: Stacey
Comments: 1
Category: Calendar
Type: Feature Request
1
One of the use-cases we have for the calendar component is for a role-playing game, and players are able to select their character's birthdate.

Because the game we've engineered is not based on real time, it would be really nice if there were a way to just present a user with a generic calendar that isn't necessarily aimed at a specific year, and doesn't have a year in the label. The only option that would need to be specified is, for instance, whether or not to make it a "leap year".

We can presently do this by brute-forcing global styles a bit, but it's ugly and looks tacky. I would love the ability to either control the labels, or just display a generic 365 day/12 month calendar.

Though it would also be really awesome if we could just pass a JSON object into a calendar to give it new months/days, with names for the days of the week and holidays.