Posted: November 26, 2021 at 5:04 pm
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Hi all, I need to execute some custom jQuery once the calendar has finished loading on my page. I am looking for any custom jQuery triggers that might fire once the calendar has finished loading so that I can execute my code after? Hoping there is something. I tried looking through the documentation but triggers do not seem to be documented anywhere. Thanks in advance |
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Following up on this. Any response please? |
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Can I please have a support response on this matter?! |
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Why is the support team ignoring this support request? We see plenty of other tickets being answered whilst this one is ignored. |
Hi Craig, My apologies, I’m not ignoring your thread but there are times when I don’t know the answer and need to request feedback from one of our developers to confirm which take a little. Also, note that bumping your threads above basically puts your thread to the back of the queue as we try to work through threads based on the last reply date. The only action we currently fire from the calendar loading is
Which you can hook into using something like:
However, that ‘fires’ before the ajax request has been completed to render the events themselves so I’m not sure if that will work for you here? If you are looking to do something each time the events render then the only method I’m aware of right now is using the https://gist.github.com/joshfeck/6b8cc1d4d783c599eeda6f8af2ec9c89 I can request an additional hook is added to the calendar if the above don’t work for you but I’ll need more specifics on when you need that to run so I can pass those details to the developers. |
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Hi Tony, These methods should work for us. Thank you. |
You’re most welcome 🙂 |
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