resource sources should receive start/end params

[arshaw]

The resources function should now begin to receive a start, end, and timezone parameter just like events function.

The resources feed should probably also receive these params for the network request, but only if refetchResourcesOnNavigate is enabled.

[arshaw]

Workaround for the resources function:

resources: function(callback) {
    setTimeout(function() { // necessary hack
        var view = $('#calendar').fullCalendar('getView'); // TODO: update to your selector
        /* use view.start and view.end, which are both moments */
        /* call callback, just like you normally would */
        callback([]);
    }, 0);
}

Workaround for resources as an json feed (relies on a resources function):

resources: function(callback) {
    setTimeout(function() { // necessary hack
        var view = $('#calendar').fullCalendar('getView'); // TODO: update to your selector
        $.ajax({
            url: 'your feed url',
            dataType: 'json',
            cache: false,
            data: {
                start: view.start.format(),
                end: view.end.format(),
                timezone: view.options.timezone
            }
        }).then(resources) {
            callback(resources);
        });
    }, 0);
}

[kpollardsprypoint]

Thank you @arshaw !

[gcheema]

+1

[CraigHoneyfieldIS]

I noticed when I try to get the start date as mentioned above for resources, the date returned by
view.start.format(); = the prior date that the user was viewing, it's not the new date that is clicked on to navigate to.

I'm using the j-query calendar as a navigator and setting the date via
$('#calendar').fullCalendar('gotoDate', d);
View the JSBIN here

Any suggestions?
EDIT

I figured this out. You should be using:
$('#calendar').fullCalendar('getDate');
to get the date. This seems to work better.

[Spartaseventy]

I have the same problem of @CraigHoneyfieldIS.
I need to refetch resources (and events) on day change and view change, but i'm encountering various problem.
This is my script code

`$(document).ready(function(){
		var $calendar = $("#calendar");
		$calendar.fullCalendar({
			schedulerLicenseKey: "GPL-My-Project-Is-Open-Source",
			editable: true,
			allDaySlot: false,
			aspectRatio: 2,
			scrollTime: "00:00",
			minTime: "00:00:00",
			slotDuration: "00:15:00",
			slotLabelFormat: "H:mm",
			slotWidth: "10%",
			timeFormat: "H:mm",
			header: {
				left: "today prev,next",
				center: "title",
				right: "timelineDay,agendaWeek,month,listWeek"
			},
			defaultView: "timelineDay",
			refetchResourcesOnNavigate: true,
			resourceLabelText: "Siti",
 			resourceGroupField: "site",
			resourceAreaWidth: "25%",
			resources: function(callback) {
			    var view = $("#calendar").fullCalendar("getView");
			    $.ajax({
					url: "myurl",
					dataType: "json",
					cache: false,
					data: {
						start: view.start.format(),
						end: view.end.format(),
						timezone: view.options.timezone
					}
				}).then(function(resources) {
					callback(resources);
				})
			}
		});
	})`

but on load i have this error in console view.start is null
If i add a condition to check if value of start and end of view is null bypassing error i show the resources but when i change day or view the date returned by view.start or view.end or view.intervalStart or view.intervalEnd are the prior date that the user was viewing, it's not the new date that is clicked on to navigate to.
It's a bug or i make same mistakes?

I take this opportunity to wish you happy new year

Thanks

[arshaw]

@CraigHoneyfieldIS thanks, I understand the issue. I'll make a real fix for this soon, but a good ol' setTimeout will actually solve the problem. JSBin proof: http://jsbin.com/hiwidavixo/1/edit?js,output.

I have updated my previously posted sample code to include the timeout hack.

[margusarm]

there's a little mistake I believe in the json feed example. it gave me errors. this works:

resources: function(callback){
					setTimeout(function(){
					var view = $('#calendar').fullCalendar('getView');
					$.ajax({
            url: 'your feed',
            dataType: 'json',
            cache: false,
            data: {
                start: view.start.format(),
                end: view.end.format(),
                timezone: view.options.timezone
				}	
			}).then(function(resources){callback(resources)});					
		},0);
	}

[arshaw]

Released in v1.5.1

updated docs:
https://fullcalendar.io/docs/resource_data/refetchResourcesOnNavigate/
https://fullcalendar.io/docs/resource_data/resources_function/
https://fullcalendar.io/docs/resource_data/resources_json_feed/