The human being is amazing.
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Hi @jeffmccutcheon
Yes you can use it as a backend to create availability.
Basically the admin will create āeventsā as the available time slots that users can select. When a time slot (or event) is booked you can have some boolean flag to remove it from your available slots.
Timekit.io does exactly this and they use this exact Fullcalendar library.
Regarding the client self scheduler front end - I think I get it - and jamebondās sample helps above.
What I canāt figure out is: If I have 30 minute slots and my appointments range from 1 hour to 3.5 hours, whatās the easiest way to make sure an appointment can fit before offering (and subsequently trigger all the necessary boolean flags of each different event the appt covers when it is scheduled?
Iām pretty green.
@jeffmccutcheon,
Iām donāt understand your question. Is this related to this calendar plugin?
Is there a trick to getting it to display as anything other than day view? Iām trying to get it into week mode like the demo but it appears to be completely unaffected by any configurations I make. Below are 2 very different combinations Iāve tried and both display as a single day in the editor and live mode. Iāve even uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin to no avail.
Nevermind! The āRemember viewā setting is ticked by default and it looks like the default view when you add it is a day. So whatever the default view is set to the first time you hit āpreview,ā thatās what it will be āstuckā on until you change it in a workflow (or simply uncheck the āRemember viewā box).
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@willtaylordesign yes youāre right.
If this is confusing let me know and i can change it.
Maybe by default I should uncheck the āRemember viewā?
Hi guys,
If youāve purchased this plugin note that it uses exclusive end dates which is the ical standard.
Iāve explained this in the pluginās documentation (link below).
If youāre migrating from Bubble Fullcalendar plugin you need to read this and make the necessary changes to your data. This is relevant to all-day events.
Unfortunately Bubbleās FullCalendar is using a deprecated version of FullCalendar which stores event end dates in a non-standard way.
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Hi @seanhoots
Iāve managed to replicate your demo design as itās simply what I require, however, there are a couple problems I am experiencing - more likely to do with my setup than not.
The first problem Iām experiencing occurs when an event is clicked. When I click an event on the calendar, a popup appears with an error message showing āThe plugin Toolbox / action Run javascript threw the following error: Popper is not definedā. From what I understand, āPopperā has something to do with the Group Focus as its element id is āPopper1ā (something Iāve also replicated in my application).
My second problem is also to do with the Group Focus as for some reason, unlike your demo app, whenever the Group Focus is visible it doesnāt follow the position of the mouse but rather stays in a fixed position (see below). I can share a link to my application if youād like to have a look.
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Hi @accommole,
First of all thanks for buying the plugin. I appreciate it.
Youāre getting that error because Popper is a private plugin i have in my app.
As I stated clearly with a disclaimer here, in the documentation and on the demo page, the context menu isnāt part of the plugin. Its just a proof of concept to show what is possible.
So I will recommend you to use a normal popup that shows up in the middle of the screen.
There is a limitation in the group focus that prevent this context menu to work smoothly.
So what i have is more of hack and proof of concept and wouldnāt recommend it for production purpose.
So please use a normal popup. Once bubble updated the group focus to make it easy to do this I will make the popper code as part of the plugin.
I think iām going to change the demo to use normal popup so that people donāt try to replicate it leading to such issues.
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Oh okay gotcha 
I was having this problem as well
I could add the pipper code to the plugin but I feel itās too hacky for production.
So for now itās better sticking to a normal popup.
Yes, I think thatās a good idea. I would also consider using the word āoverrideā in its āshow documentationā area. Whenever I see āthis overrides the ____ field/settingā I pay a little more attention to it.
Very often Iāll add a new plugin then fill out the minimum requirements to test it before investing time into fully customizing it. In this case, I had to backtrack before figuring it out, which kind of made it feel like a frontend action had affected the backend.
@willtaylordesign, it doesnāt actually override it. If you were to open the calender in anotwhr browser or on another computer, the default view is what will show.
But I can see how some people can miss it so I will just add a note but wonāt say it overrides because it doesnāt.
Ah good point.
Also, minor issue: the āweeksā selection appears twice in the below.
Thanks. Will fix it in next update.
Beautiful! Great job Sean!!
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Air Calendar Tutorial #2 - Adding Navigation Button
In this short video tutorial I show how you can easily add navigation buttons to your Air Calendar.
For full screen use link below.
Air Calendar Tutorial #2 - Adding Navigation Buttons
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Hi Sean
You have mentioned in the documentation about integration with Google Calendar as well as ability to export in ICAL format. Do you have examples of this (would be great) and also can one import an Ical and Google Calendar to sync with this calendar?
Kunal
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