I'm looking for a Calendar View in which I will be able to create events at date level and which has ability to show all events (task) in the form of a list. I found Extended Calendar View which allows to create at the hourly level but doesn't have ability to save the events or show the list of events. Can anyone suggest some calendar view?
Here is a Calender library you can dig through. Hope it helps.
https://github.com/roomorama/Caldroid
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I am writing an application that needs to know when a meeting is added/removed/changed in the calendar.
I know how to get all the data from a calendar using CursorLoader on the calendar uri.
Also i know how to listen to calendar changes using the ContentObserver.
The problem is that the ContentObserver.onChange(boolean selfChange, Uri uri) does not provide information on the changed event. so the only way for me to know what the change was is to load again the entire calendar (or part of it) using the CursorLoader and comparing the old with the new.
Is there a way to "register for changes" on the calendar and receive the events that were changed?
Unfortunately, there is no such option. I even went as far as to reflect the entire Bundle which came with that Intent - nothing. IMHO, some surfaces of the Android API are quite lacking, this is just one of these instances, I guess.
Each event after manual editing event sets CalendarContract.DIRTY = 1 (used to indicate that local, unsynced, changes are present). Find these events. Don't forget to reset this flag (equal 0) after synchronization.
I have been creating an event calender with the code from the following link http://w2davids.wordpress.com/android-simple-calendar/
But this only creates the Calendar, not allowing users to add events. I have also checked this link Want to add event to calender in Android
where it is defined that how to add events in my own calender(NOT default calender). But I cannot understand how to implement this portion in my code. Please help me to do this. Thanks in advance.
I am trying to bring in the default Calendar's view into my app and i found its possible using this
CalendarView calander = new CalendarView(this);
setContentView(calander);
This shows the calendar in month mode. Is it possible to make the CalendarView show the calendar in hourly mode?
I think you will need to write a custom implementation for that?
i need to display a calendar control in my app.I can not use google calender and other third party calendars.i want to display the selected date on the calender in a textview. i have searched for documents about calender view in net.but did not get anything.can anybody help me to do this?
If you want the full-activity implementation, you can try this post;
http://w2davids.wordpress.com/android-simple-calendar/
To display a calendar not using Google Calendar you could try android-calendar-view
Download Calendar v0.5.0
and follow that howto : How To Use
I made this Calendar Library for Android as part of my side project. Below is the link to the github and it has all the instructions on how to use it. If you still come across any difficulty implementing it let me know. Happy to help.
https://github.com/ik024/CalendarLibrary
Hope it helps.
I am implementing a DateTimePicker. I have reuse this repository.
The problem appears when I am trying to catch the events for the onTimeChanged() method when I change the minutes. If I use the buttons of + and – it's fine, the event is fired and I can handle it here:
public void onTimeChanged(TimePicker view, int hourOfDay, int minute) {
// Update the internal Calendar instance
mCalendar.set(mCalendar.get(Calendar.YEAR),
mCalendar.get(Calendar.MONTH),
mCalendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH),
hourOfDay, minute);
}
Whereas when I click on the minutes and I change it using the keyboard the event doesn't arise, as in the case of the hours, days, etc…
A more detail description of the problem is:
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Select the time picker
Touch on the numbers, so the keyboard appears
when I write an amout of minutes, the event doesn't fire
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I would expect to catch this event inside onTimeChanged(), but I cant.
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Version 2. On Android Froyo.
The author of this code has told me there is a bug on Android. I think should be a work around to this problem, for example creating my own class extending from TimePicker and reimplementing the interface OnTimeChangedListener.
What is the best option to listen the timerPicker events?
DatePicker control must call clearFocus() in order to trigger
onFocusChanged() and that will fix the issue.
PFB the link that might help you :
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2745
Thanks!
The event is fired in the same way as the onchange Event in HTML:
It only fires after leaving the text boxes, and going to the next one.
I can't tell if it's really a bug or some kind of feature.
You could just catch the KeyEvent.Callback when extending the TimePicker class. Then you should get informed about every single key press inside the EditText controls internally used by the TimePicker.