Jonathan Vukovich
Jonathan Vukovich
Yes, this attribute doesn't work (don't know why), you have to use the timezone and locale. ``` _calendarManager.dateHelper.calendar.timeZone = [NSTimeZone timeZoneWithAbbreviation:@"CDT"]; _calendarManager.dateHelper.calendar.locale = [NSLocale localeWithLocaleIdentifier:@"fr_FR"]; [_calendarManager reload]; ```
Sorry, I wasn't clear, the attribute `firstWeekday` never worked (for me). So I don't know how to set a chosen firstWeekday manually. In general, when you want to change the...
The code managing this is [here](https://github.com/jonathantribouharet/JTCalendar/blob/master/JTCalendar/JTDateHelper.m#L113). I didn't find how to do it before, baybe it's just an option missing, if you find it I will update the lib.
If someone make a PR a accept it, I will accept it.
I just merge the pull request and release a new version, hopping it will fix your bug (I didn't test).
You can simply do it and I don't want to integrate it in the lib because the behaviour cannot be generic. If you check the `SelectionViewController` in the example project,...
I updated the example project. You just have to add a few lines.
There is 2 things to do: - set the menu view to the manager in ObjC ` [_calendarManager setMenuView:_calendarMenuView];` - set the date to the manager after setting the menu...
It's not perfect but with the `[_calendarManager reload];` method it will reload a lot of things.
You must have done something wrong, maybe you just forgot to set the delegate, check the exemple project.