Hi I am trying to implement a calendar application using Android CalenderView. I am able to view the calendar. And now I am implementing and other activity, user input form, where user inputs events on particular dates.
Creating the form was the easy part but I am having trouble in highlighting the days in the calendar (just with different color).
Any kind of help is appreciated.
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I want to develop a feature which is similar to the Calendar view in Google Calendar. Can anyone give me a brief idea about how can I develop this?.
Also, I want a similar animation of moving an item within a grid check out the image attached for example
Need full functionality calendar like FScalendar in IOS, need to add rates with every date and need multi-select on dates
[Swipe select like this][1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/tQJWa.gif
follow this link to choosing multiple date it can help you
git hub
multi-datepicker-calendar
stack-overflow
I came across with android time square it helped me to select multiple dates but i cant select by dragging on it. Any suggestion of how do it?
I'm starting a project, which is a work out log on Android. I want the app to use a calender and when the user clicks on a the box of the date they want edited, they are able to add an exercise and how many reps and sets they completed. My question is do I have to create a calender from scratch or is there a way to use one built into Android?
I have used TimesSquare before. It should work really well for what you are trying to do.
Here's my requirement :
Display Calendar (Monthly view) in the application.
Upon clicking on any cell in that widget, the daily events on the selected date will be displayed to the user in a list (below the calendar).
Is there a widget that can be used to display the calendar on a fragment?.
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I did some searching online on this but I see people quipping that there is no native support for displaying calendar in Android which to me is a bit odd :(
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I used this calendar for my project once. It many work for you too.
But its really sad that there is no native support.