jQuery plugin to show events in a calendar in a very confortable way
Main features:
Most of you don't like timestamp date format, so now you can use another formats
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', jsonDateFormat: 'human' });
Example of jQuery Events Calendar with default parameters
$(id).eventCalendar({ // link to events json eventsjson: 'file.json' });
The plugin only calls once to the json file, so it has to contain all events. After that call, the plugin will filter the results
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', cacheJson: false });
The json is written directly inside the plugin function via javaScript (no ajax call to get the events).
var eventsInline = [{ json }]; $(id).eventCalendar({ jsonData: eventsInline });
We have total control about the language of the plugin
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', monthNames: [ "Enero", "Febrero", "Marzo", "Abril", "Mayo", "Junio", "Julio", "Agosto", "Septiembre", "Octubre", "Noviembre", "Diciembre" ], dayNames: [ 'Domingo','Lunes','Martes','Miércoles', 'Jueves','Viernes','Sabado' ], dayNamesShort: [ 'Dom','Lun','Mar','Mie', 'Jue','Vie','Sab' ], txt_noEvents: "No hay eventos para este periodo", txt_SpecificEvents_prev: "", txt_SpecificEvents_after: "eventos:", txt_next: "siguiente", txt_prev: "anterior", txt_NextEvents: "Próximos eventos:", txt_GoToEventUrl: "Ir al evento", });
It is possible to limit the number of events to show. But if we click on a day, results will not be filtered
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', eventsLimit: 2 });
Also you can customize the day when the week starts
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', startWeekOnMonday: false });
You can show all the days in a single line to make calendar widget smaller
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', showDayAsWeeks: false });
Hide the day names in the calendar view
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', showDayNameInCalendar: false });
Events description is hide by default (you can show it clicking on the event title), but if you want they can be always visible.
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', showDescription: true });
By default, the plugin only shows the event that you select, but you can open all the descriptions in which you click on
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', onlyOneDescription: false });
Also you can customize the speed and the opacity of the widget animation
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', moveSpeed: 2000, moveOpacity: 1 });
It is possible to add a Scroll panel for the events list to avoid panel resize on date changes
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', eventsScrollable: true });
You can open event links in a new window
$(id).eventCalendar({ eventsjson: 'file.json', openEventInNewWindow: true, showDescription: true // also it can be false });
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