JTAppleCalendar
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The Unofficial Apple iOS Swift Calendar View. Swift calendar Library. iOS calendar Control. 100% Customizable
**Version Number: 8.0.2** ## Description Function "selectDates(from startDate: Date, to endDate: Date, triggerSelectionDelegate: Bool = true, keepSelectionIfMultiSelectionAllowed: Bool = false)" freeze main thread in my app when I pass too...
…onthLabel" when the user clicks "next" or "previous". It appears that "didScrollToDateSegmentWith" alone, and not "willScrollToDateSegmentWith" is called when we use JTACMonthView.scrollToSegment. So I moved the code that updates the...
**(Required) Version Number:** 8.0.2 ## Description Below code worked great until a non-zero `minimumLineSpacing` was set. ```swift let width = self.view.frame.width let cellSize = CGFloat(width / 7).rounded() calendar.cellSize = cellSize...
Version: 8.0.3 So, I have only tested this with the weekly view, but when I check for `calendar.currentSection` in the `didScrollToDateSegmentWith` delegate method, it skips the multiples of 10th (id:...
This PR is a fix for #1262. I am not an experienced developer, so if there are any mistakes or if you need any changes, let me know. It seems...
**(Required) Version Number:** 8.0.3 ## Description I am trying to get access to the other files in the library when pulling the library into my project with Cocoapods ## Steps...
Hi, I am on version 8.0.3. While performing `calendar.scrollToDate`, I noticed that the delegate function `willScrollToDateSegmentWith` is not triggered but `didScrollToDateSegmentWith` is triggered perfectly. I currently load my data in...
**(Required) Version Number:** Master branch (pulled from main repo about 1 month ago) ## Description When `animateScroll` param is false, calling `JTACMonthView.scrollToDate()` prevents date cell objects moved out of the...
(Required) Version Number: 7.1.8 It occurs for iOS
Thank you all for this great library which helps a lot in my current project! I got a problem in my project today and I traced it down to a...