i don't know how to customize a calendar view to be the same as the picture for my application. Here is my example picture.
In the past, I had the same problem so I have created a Kotlin library which solves this problem. You can create a calendar with your custom UI and use selection features with few lines of code. You can find the repository here and here is an article about my sample app.
Additionally, there is a similar library for Java here.
Yes u can define a custom calender view like that. Here is my suggestion:
ListView/ReceyclerView
Calendar class
Easy way is make user pick month/year first, your list only display day.
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In my project, I am getting a response from server.In that response there will be some dates of current month.I want to show those dates with different text color, different background color on calendar view.I waat to differentiate those dates from other dates.
I read that in default Calendar view we can't do that.
I've searched for external libraries.
I found MCalendar library.But in that library the calendar view not suits me.
Can anyone give me solution for this or direct me to perfect library I am looking for?
Thanks in Advance
Hey after two days search I found this library.
The library name is Material Calenderview: https://github.com/prolificinteractive/material-calendarview.
We can add custom colors to a list dates by using adding Decorator to this calendar view. If you go there you can see the documentation for adding decorator a calendar view fir highlighting some dates.
I wanna make a custom fragment to choose date ana time like the one on justPark app. Can someone help me with a turo or link to do it.
Thank you
You can use Android's Calendar API to create your very own implementation with any user interface you like. But making a fully proportionate calendar type view date picker is a lengthy task and would take some time.Since the android's default date picker is flexible enough to adapt your app's theme you may not find custom calendar implementations commonly but sure you can checkout 3rd party libraries.
Here's one for example caldroid
its a custom calendar implementation in a fragment.
Hope this helps.
I was trying to add text in my calendar view, here is the example how i want it to be like
http://postimg.org/image/wf4gxz1dr/
My CalendarView is in Material Design CalendarView, here is the link of my calendarView
http://postimg.org/image/iid1z41z1/
Is it possible to add text in this material design or i have to do it with the basic calendarView like in 1st picture.?
Please tell me how can i mak it possible in these views.
Sorry i can't upload screenshots here.
Thanks in Advance
Last month I was able to implement a little calendar view using Caldroid https://github.com/roomorama/Caldroid.
It's flexible to use and it's not so hard to get a custom calendar view as implementing onDraw from the CalendarView.
Check the view I created (just by following the documentation). Just create your own cell layout and implement it:
And of course you can go beyond that.
Hw to make a horizontal sliding calendar in android eclipse? Something like the image below:
Two possibilities
1.Create own customize calendar by customize view.
refer this - https://developer.android.com/training/custom-views/index.html
2.Similar 3rd party available in github.
https://github.com/Mulham-Raee/Horizontal-Calendar/tree/18b8f1e27b681fa5005048efa2103261f8eaafc5
You can have a look at this code,
Just clone the repository and customize as per your need without any library
https://github.com/Tejas-Soni/HorizontalCalendarAndroid
I am going to create a new appliction that will use a calendar. Do I need to use a third-party calendar, or does Android provide an API to make calendars?
There is no Calendar component that ships with Android. Your best bet is to create one using a GridView that you will bind to an adapter containing all the days of a given month.
Android does have a CalendarView from 3.0 but there is no setAdapter(). You might want to either want to use a gridView and set the # of columns to 7 (note there might me a space left to the right to which you could set the padding to -1/-2). Otherwise the best is to use a ScrollView and build the grid yourself.