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Day View Event Can't be selected #75
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When i add multiple events on the day i can click the lower ones, looks like the Month navigation has a hidden layer covering the first event in the list in day view |
in CKCalendarView.m I changed to if(displayMode == CKCalendarViewModeDay) which I will admit is hacky but it fixed the issue. |
Hey, Thanks for reporting the issue. Are you using auto layout? Can you please provide screenshots? Also, what lines did you edit in CKCalendarView.m? Thanks, |
I am using autolayout line 228. Also I am using Socket.IO-Client-Swift which requires IOS 8.0 or higher and a lot of the NSCalendar Unit properties are deprecated just FYI. Looks like a pretty simple re-tool, just a little tedious. |
Yeah, I thought I fixed the deprecations already, but I'll get on that soon. The auto layout is a little trickier, since I'm doing my own cells recycling. I'm concerned about recreating constraints and performance. |
MBCalendarKit 5.0.0 is out with Auto Layout and other fixes that likely cover this. If it's still relevant to you, check it out. If not, would you mind if I close this issue? |
Using CalendarView then switching to CKCalendarViewModeDay then click on event in event table view
(void)calendarView:(CKCalendarView *)CalendarView didSelectEvent:(CKCalendarEvent *)event
does not fire, works in CKCalendarViewModeMonth and CKCalendarViewModeWeek
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