Show an event marker for particular dates #28
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This is wonderful, but I'm a little hesitant to adopt anything that brings its own appearance to the party. Just a couple tweaks and it could be fine. |
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Could you extract this logic out? Have a -setEventMarkerVisible:(BOOL)visible forColumnAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index; that does this and can be overridden by the subclass.
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I had a look at this, and I ran into a problem in -[selectColumnForDate:] where the day button's properties get copied to the selected button. Would it be OK instead to change the button class so it had an eventMarkerVisible property?
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May 11, 2013 09:50
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Hi guys, Eager to see this functionality available on master. Could we go ahead and merge back these changes? |
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This adds a method to the calendar delegate,
-calendarView:shouldDisplayEventMarkerForDate:, which allows the delegate to specify that a marker should be displayed under the number.The marker is the bullet character '•' so no additional images are required, and the delegate method is optional so this shouldn't break any existing installations.