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Default calendar layout when latest = today
1 comment Created 7 months ago by pevernon

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Greetings. When I set the latest value = "new Date()", it still shows the June calendar on the right side. It is correctly unselectable, however it probably shouldn't be showing at all. Also, when I click previous and then back forward, it won't go to the June calendar which is correct. Any way to make it so if latest = this month that it will not also show next month as default? Paul
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Greetings. When I set the latest value = "new Date()", it still shows the June calendar on the right side. It is correctly unselectable, however it probably shouldn't be showing at all. Also, when I click previous and then back forward, it won't go to the June calendar which is correct.

Any way to make it so if latest = this month that it will not also show next month as default?

Paul

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stephencelis Mon May 18 07:30:55 -0700 2009 | link

Initial date should reflect earliest or latest dates [closed by ab05900].

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Initial date should reflect earliest or latest dates [closed by ab059009e28e062d3cc38842427a5b6f9423faa3].
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start & end input tags named differently aren't used correctly
1 comment Created 4 months ago by suweller

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when different id is used for the 'start' or 'end' field (as below) it leads to the creation of an additional input tag with the default id(s) <pre> startField: 'starts_at', endField: 'ends_at', </pre>
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when different id is used for the 'start' or 'end' field (as below) it leads to the creation of an additional input tag with the default id(s)
```
            startField: 'starts_at',
            endField: 'ends_at',
```
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suweller Sun Aug 16 04:44:35 -0700 2009 | link

Sorry for the trouble,

If I could delete this I would. It works fine but I made a mistake.
Rails adds the name of the model in front of the attribute, so: startField: 'event_starts_at' works like a charm.

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Sorry for the trouble, If I could delete this I would. It works fine but I made a mistake. Rails adds the name of the model in front of the attribute, so: startField: 'event_starts_at' works like a charm.
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Default calendar layout when latest = today

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start & end input tags named differently aren't used correctly

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