I want to add an Calendar view, Which should be capable of doing following things :
1] Highlight an range of dates,
2] Overlay an image over a date cell,
3] Change color of the date cell,
I guess this is not possible with default CalendarView of Android. (I will be happy if someone proves it wrong, if there is way of doing above things with default CalendarView of Android)
So is there any open source customized calendar view library, or project for android which is capable of doing above things.
here is the best customized calendar library
https://github.com/roomorama/Caldroid
cheers
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I would like the DateField to be defaulted to my user's timezone. I've tried DateField.setZoneId() but this really didn't seem to do anything. I then tried to do DateField.setDefaultValue(LocalDateAdjustedForTimeZone) which mostly worked in that the blue box was correctly highlighted but the black outline remained under the server's timezone.
As far as I can see in the Vaadin client component VAbstractCalendarPanel#buildCalendarBody(), there's no way to influence which day is marked with the today CSS style v-datefield-calendarpanel-day-today. The client component Java code about determining "today" looks like:
final Date tmp = new Date();
final Date today = new Date(tmp.getYear(), tmp.getMonth(), tmp.getDate());
So I guess when it's translated to JavaScript it will take the current date on the browser's system.
However, as a workaround you can at least adapt the CSS styles to hide the today marker. I wonder why Vaadin did not think about your use case (which is mine, too). Can you open an issue at Vaadin please?
Date picker has a calendar that pops up when clicked on. Is it possible to only use the calendar that displays? If so how?
I just want to display a calendar that shows info for each date. I'm pretty new to JAVA FX.
EDIT: I kinda want something like a "CalendarView". Where I can edit content etc.
I want to make a custom date-picker for android and I need to change something in datepicker.class file in android.widget package. In fact, I want to change the year and month for solar hijri calendar.
I found source code of datepicker.java in http://alvinalexander.com/java/jwarehouse/android/core/java/android/widget/DatePicker.java.shtml - but I don't know how to change and replace it with default android class. Does anybody know how to do this?
The dirty way to do this is to copy the source code for the datepicker class, and rename/modify it as your own class for the hijri calendar. You could then import or extend this new class to work with your code.
You could use this custom view which implement jalali date on it
https://github.com/alibehzadian/PersianDatePicker
you could just copy the classes ,layout , values on it and paste them in your project and now you have datepicker for jalali date jsut follow the usage instructions on the provided link
Im looking for a pretty and decent time picker component. There are a lot of alternatives for date picking on Swing but no for time.
I've seen nice Date/Time components picking on JQuery ( for example: http://trentrichardson.com/examples/timepicker/ ). There is something similar on Swing?
Thanks in advance.
Use JSpinner with SpinnerNumberModel
I would suggest the TimePicker component of the LGoodDatePicker library. The time can be chosen with the (default) "drop down" menu, with (optional) "spinner" style buttons, or both.
Fair disclosure: I'm the primary developer.
The TimePicker can be customized with optional settings. A few of the settings are the language (locale), default times in the drop down menu, fonts and colors, display/menu/parsing formats, 12 or 24 hour clock, seconds or nanoseconds precision, and so forth.
The library also includes the DatePicker and DateTimePicker components. All three components are easy to use. (They can each be instantiated with a single line of code.)
I've pasted screenshots of the components and the demo application below.
Project Home page: https://github.com/LGoodDatePicker/LGoodDatePicker .
( Click to enlarge the demo screenshot. )
I think you will like the ease of JCalendar. It offers a JDateChooser, a JDayChooser or a JSpinnField, written by Kai Toedter', available here: JCalendar 1.4.
You can get your dates like this:
java.util.Date fromDate = jDateChooser1.getDate();
JSpinnField lets you set max and min values easily:
jSpinField1.setMaximum(59);
jSpinField1.setMinimum(0);
How to focus the calender after selecting the date from calender..
I am selecting the date and calender is also closing but after that focus is missing.
Please help me on this issue..
Regards
Sk
It seriously depends on the calendar implementation you use.
If the calendar is drown by Java tag try to seek the onchange attribute and set it to:
document.getElementById('calendarFieldId').focus();