data-calendar | React calendar component designed to be | Calendar library
kandi X-RAY | data-calendar Summary
kandi X-RAY | data-calendar Summary
data-calendar is a React.js component which aims to provide common calendar functionality. Currently usable. But very much Work-In-Progress. You can find a simple month calendar implementation in the example folder.
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- Listens for mouse events
- Creates list of properties that can only be available for source props .
- A string representation of CSS class names .
- set params to listeners
- Returns a cached class name
- List event listeners
- List keyboard events .
- Listens for clipboard events .
- Returns list of props for a given element .
- Return all form properties
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QUESTION
I am having some problems manipulating an answer.
I would like to manipulate a dictionary, because it is simpler for what I need.
To leave it in context basically what I am trying to do is get the status related to the modules that I need.
As you can see it returns the status of many modules, but I need only a few.
This is my code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 12:22I see that you have dict inside the list.
So you can use this
QUESTION
How I can hide other divs what doesnt contain select option data attribute value?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 14:05here you have one solution. I added a new class to both divs named dataIdTarget
that will help hide the divs that you dont want to show, and i added a data atribute
with the ''id'' KO, and SP, you can see they are data-idTarget
. I made a function showHide
that is called when the page loads (document ready) and when someone chooses a new option it will too trigger the function.
QUESTION
var calendar = {
activeDates: null,
dateClicked: function () {
this.activeDates = document.querySelectorAll(
'[data-calendar-status="active"]'
)
for (var i = 0; i < this.activeDates.length; i++) {
this.activeDates[i].addEventListener('click', this.eventListener)
}
},
eventListener: function () {
this.removeSelectedClass()
this.classList.add('vcal-date--selected')
},
removeSelectedClass: function () {
// details omitted
},
dateChecked: function () {
//will call removeEventListener here
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 08:18The methods in calendar
close over the calendar
variable, so you can just use calendar.removeSelectedClass()
:
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