Love this library ! Currently using it in my app :)

Would be great to add the capability of having multiple dots when there's multiple events for a day. See image example image below.

Thank you !

While Adding events to current date, the background color overlaps and the small indicators are not displayed. I tried to change the app:compactCalendarCurrentDayBackgroundColor="#2bb573" to transparent but its not working either. Is there any way to display small indicators on current day?

Hi there! Thank you for awesome lib! I need to change current day view to rounded circle with white border instead of bg color. How can i do it.Thanks in advance

Hi,

Sorry by advance, english isn't my natural language and I'm new!

So, my problem is when I call another activity with your calendar implemented, I need to touch the calendar to display the selected current day. I currently add only the xml and not other (except findViewById programmatically).

I wanted to display the current day selected when the activity load, it's possible? Did I make a mistake or I forgot something?

Thanks by advance! AerWyn81

Hi. I just realized that when you scroll kind of fast between months till another and another year, the date given in the onMonthScroll argument starts to give the wrong year. I scrolled till December 2018 and then went back to December of the last year (2017) and it shows 2020 or any other year not even close.

If I keep scrolling between months, the year of the Date gets even more wrong.

I tried my best to explain this and I know its not very common to scroll like that but it is still an issue. Hope you can solve it soon.

Hi @SundeepK the library is too awesome. I just added the dependency of the library version 1.9.7 and used calendar view in xml. Created new events and added them to the calendarView. event indicators are maintained same as large_fill and small_fill but the dots do not show up under the dates. Any idea of what needs to be changed?

Hi,

I've added the possibility on a given month to display the days of the previous and next month as explained in the issue #46

The code is pretty straightforward. I've added two attributes to keep it optional (one to use the feature and one to set the color of the text) and it's disabled by default to keep retro-compatibility.

I have the calendar view in a collapsing toolbar. The problema I have, is that horizontal scrolling (to change between months) is not smooth, meaning that it gets interrupted by the vertical scroll of the RecyclerView/CollapsingToolbar. I am not sure where the problema comes from, but probably from this library, because I did not observe this with other calendar views. (If somebody knows how to fix this but has no time, I probably can try to do it. I just do not know where to start.)

Hello I have two questions:

First, I would like to display the current month's name inside the calendar. Right now you can scroll between months but there is no idicator of what month you are actually seeing. I looked in the source but could not find any method to retrieve current visible month. Also how do I change the week days' abbreviations in uperrcase? Right now is showing l,m,m,g,v,s,d which are the week days in my locale. I want them to be L,M,M,G,V,S,D in uppercase.

Screen

Second, I noticed that if I add a new event the dot under the day number does not appear until i click again the calendar (in any place). This is frustrating since one might not know that he actually added the event.Code I use to add the event:

new DialogInterface.OnClickListener()
            {
                public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int id)
                {
                    List<Event> events = compactCalendarView.getEvents(dateClicked.getTime());
                    if(events.size() == 0){
                        Event ev1 = new Event(Color.GREEN
                                , dateClicked.getTime()
                                , "completed_true");
                        compactCalendarView.addEvent(ev1, true);
                    }
                }
            });

Thank you in advance.

is there any way to remove events (dots under date ) all at once rather than using below removeEvent method

compactCalendarView.removeEvent(new CalendarDayEvent(dateClicked.getTime(), Color.argb(255, 169, 68, 65)), true); adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();

I cannot select the current day. The DayCircleIndicator are drawn in priority for the currentDay instead of the currentSelectedDay.

Don't you think the selected day should prevail ?

Hi! I'm developing an android aplication and I'm using this library to customize a calendar by adding events through different fragments/activities to the same calendar instance, but I can't pass it as an argument as it's not a parceable/serializable object. Is there any way to do it?

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Whenever month is changed, always first day is selected.

For example, I selected 5th Mar. But after month is scrolled, and back to return Mar, It is selected 1st Mar. Of course 1st Apr is selected for Apr. How to remove this ? And how to keep the selected date?

In my code, I have calenderFragment (where the main compactCalnder is) and a DayActivity. When a day in the calendar is clicked, the DayActivity is started. What I'm trying to do is, when 'submit' button in DayActivity is pressed an event with the day's date should be created and a dot under the day should appear. However, that doesn't happen. It works when I manually create an event using hardcoded dates and call the addEvent method on the calendar. Am I missing something? I'm relatively new to Android

calenderFragment.java:

        compactCalendar.setListener(new CompactCalendarView.CompactCalendarViewListener() {

        @Override
        public void onDayClick(Date dateClicked) {
           
            String fullDateStr = dateFormatForFullDate.format(dateClicked); 
            try {
                Date fullDate = dateFormatForFullDate.parse(fullDateStr);
                timeInMillis = fullDate.getTime();

            } catch (ParseException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

            Intent intent = new Intent(getActivity(),DayActivity.class);
         
            intent.putExtra("dateInMills", timeInMillis);  // here I'm just passing the days date in milliseconds to DayActivity
            startActivity(intent);
        }

<...>

DayActivity.java: <...>

     Intent intent = getIntent();
    long dateInMills = intent.getLongExtra("dateInMills", 0);
    dateTv.setText(date);

    doneBt.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
        @Override
        public void onClick(View view) {

        //                Event ev = new Event(Color.parseColor("#613DC1"), dateInMills, "Cried");
       //                compactCalendar.addEvent(ev);
      //                this part doesn't work

         //   Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "date: " + dateInMills, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
            //  date passed is correct
        }