date of calendar on click day

Scheduler Javascript
#1

I have a event from 1 August to 14 August. I want to click in a day, for example 3 August, and I show it. I want to have the date actually.

I have event CLICK:

scheduler.attachEvent(“onClick”, function (event_id, native_event_object){
alert(¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿???);
return false;
});

#2

If I understood correctly, you need to use

alert(event_object.start_date); //start date of event

If you need to access, not start date, but date of clicked position - such value can’t be obtained through existing API

#3

But I want the date on your calendar where I do click.

When I do click on a calendar date to create a new event, it automatically puts this date at the start and end date, how do you do?

#4

There are inner methods, which can convert event position to the date.
But there is no public API for such functionality.

For which use-case you need a date at the clicked position?

#5

I have a week-long event and I need to have a report for each day, for example. I need a daily report. I can have a one day event or a recursive event. What can I do?

#6

Something like next may work

var pos=this._mouse_coords(e);
var start=this._min_date.valueOf()+(pos.y*this.config.time_step+(this._table_view?0:pos.x)2460)*60000;

#7

And where do I put it?

Can you get a function to return the class that day?

#8

It’s ready. It already work!

scheduler.attachEvent(“onMouseMove”, function (id, e, html){
var pos=scheduler._mouse_coords(e);
var start=scheduler._min_date.valueOf()+(pos.y*scheduler.config.time_step+(scheduler._table_view?0:pos.x)2460)*60000;
alert(new Date(start));
return false;
});

#9

Ohhh, but it doesn’t work in year view!!

#10

Scheduler doesn’t have built in logic to translate mouse position into date in the year view ( but html elements of year view have “date” attribute , which can be used to get clicked date )

#11

But, how it do I?
I have this event and I necessary the “date”:

scheduler.attachEvent(“onClick”, function (event_id, native_event_object){
¿?
});

#12

[code]dhtmlxEvent(scheduler._els[“dhx_cal_data”][0], “click”, function(e){
if (!scheduler._mode == “year”) return;

var e = e || event;
var src = e.target||e.srcElement;
if ((src.className||"").indexOf(“dhx_month_head”)!=-1){
var start = scheduler.templates.xml_date(src.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.getAttribute(“date”));
start.setDate(parseInt(src.innerHTML,10));
alert(start)
}
})[/code]