Posted in Programming on August 9th, 2009 by Kyle – 2 Comments
In this post I am going to cover all the custom event/options as well as methods that can be configured and used in jMonthCalendar. All of these are options that can be supplied at initialization in order to manipulate the calendar further or be able to tie into some additional logic ot rules. As well as methods that are exposed for manipulating the calendar after initialization. This is my first attempt at formal documentation, so bare with me.
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Posted in Programming on August 9th, 2009 by Kyle – 3 Comments
I have released a new version of jMonthCalendar (1.3.2-beta). Below I will provide a sample of the use of event callback as options. Well this release is pretty straight forward for the most part. It includes changes to how the custom events are fired mostly and addresses various bug fixes. As well as includes some reduction in file size. UPDATE Beta2 is released to fix some minor bug issues.
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Posted in Programming on June 12th, 2009 by Kyle – 2 Comments
So you are interested in using jMonthCalendar and are unsure how to start using it…? Well hopefully I can give the 5 minute startup that will help you along the way. In this post I will show you how to install and place a calendar on the page as well as show you how to populate the calendar with some events. Easy enough right? I hope so.
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Posted in Programming on June 12th, 2009 by Kyle – 4 Comments
jMonthCalendar has reached a new milestone! It now supports multi-day events (events that span multiple days). Plus it retains all the same features as before including drag and drop and event stacking. This release is a huge change from the previous version and is thus labeled as Beta. Most significant to the change is how events are rendered onto the calendar. In this post I am going to go over the new features and how they will affect existing users. I will also try to cover some of the new functionality and how it might be used. read more »
Posted in Programming on June 12th, 2009 by Kyle – 2 Comments
I just learned about a new feature today of log4net that would have saved me a few hours of time had I known or been able to find this earlier. I learned that you can have dynamic properties stored into log4net’s global context from code and then access them from the XML configuration file. This is useful in the case where dynamic configuration of log4net is needed. read more »
Posted in General on May 19th, 2009 by Kyle – Be the first to comment
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Posted in Programming on May 1st, 2009 by Kyle – 7 Comments
Well it has been awhile since I posted anything new so I thought that I would provide a rundown of the minor new features and fixes in jMonthCalendar 1.2.2 read more »
Posted in Programming on March 24th, 2009 by Kyle – Be the first to comment
It has been awhile since I have had anything to announce with jMonthCalendar. I have been quite busy lately and have been procrastinating at bug fixes and enhancements. Lately, I’ve been working on an idea to set up project wiki, issue, and source management system using Redmine and Subversion. My current host does not play well with Subversion and was lacking on memory and access needed to run Redmine the way I wanted. So I have moved the project and source over to Google Code. read more »
Posted in Programming on February 12th, 2009 by Kyle – 3 Comments
Wow, let me first start by saying it has been too long since I posted any updates on jMonthCalendar. I hope that the new release of jMonthCalendar 1.2.0 excites you as much as it does me. 1.2.0 sets the stage for some pretty cool stuff. Continue reading to see a short list of the new features and where this project is going next.
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Posted in Programming on January 29th, 2009 by Kyle – Be the first to comment
I just finished posting a updated release for jMonthCalendar that can be found here. This release mostly consists of a few bug fixes and a new features that have been suggested by fellow supporters (people who post comments, issues and suggestions, and anyone else I’ve missed). To those and everyone else I say: Thank you.
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