1. Fullcalendar Time Slot Clicks
2. Full Calendar Time Slot Click

• I am working with fullcalendar in my frontend to display the time slots. I am sending json data to fullcalendar config and it is displaying all the time slots expet the time before 10 though the json data present.
• Once you’re done creating your delivery time slots, go ahead and click Save Changes. On the checkout page, your customers will now be able to select a delivery date and time slot to suit them. Once the customer has selected their time slot and purchased their items, they’ll be presented with an ‘Order received’ page after checkout.
• Hi In my Angular 6 application I am using ng-fullcalendar. On clicking fullCalendar event I need to get time slot. When I call eventClick function it's giving a time stamp value, when I convert this unix timestamp to date using moment it always giving 09:34. My Template is and My TypeScr.

I am developing a webapp and am using jQuery fullcalendar plugin.

Up vote 0 down vote favorite I'm working on an app that already renders a calender using fullcalendar, whenever the page refreshes the time slots are always rendered with the correct colors using the event render callback. It also correctly changes the color of the time slot when the event is clicked upon, using the event click callback. It's a way to mark time on your calendar as free for meetings—with a link you can share with others so they can book an appointment with you during one of those time slots. To add appointment slots, open the Day, Week, 4 Days, or Schedule view, and click-and-drag over the time period when you want to schedule meetings.

I need to somehow disable certain time-slots.

The current method I am using is to add events for the time-slots I want to disable and disallow event overlapping.

Is there a better way to do this? I rather not disallow event overlapping.

I can live with the solution for the above problem: adding black timeslots and disallow the adding of timeslots in those areas.

Nevertheless I have a more pressing problem. I need to be able to change the background color of slots for certain time ranges. Ideally I would be using this in the same way as the eventSources; just point to an url and send the to be colored ranges back with ajax/json.

The bounty I am about to add is for this last problem (colourized slot ranges, as well in day and week view). If someone can suggest me to another solution then full calendar that can do this, that’s also fine.

Using Fullcalender, in my code I have something like this:

The above code is a compilation of parts of a plugin I made, so it might not work directly. Feel free to contact me.

I finally got this available slots to work per days.

adjustment of koosvdkolk’s answer to have different available slots per days:

now just call:

and dont forget css classes:

This thread in google code allows to follow the evolution of this kind of issue. Actually it’s about busyness hours colors, but it is directly linked

Also this guy has implemented a very handy way to manage this purpose still using fullcalendar with this kind of code

Check the screenshot

Fullcalendar has a builtin function businessHours which emphasizes certain time slots on the calendar.

I found a solution by using another calendar: jquery-week-calendar ( https://github.com/themouette/jquery-week-calendar ).

This calendar has a feature called Freebusy. It’s ment to be used to have busy and free timeslot ranges, but by altering the source code a bit, I am able to add background colors to timeslot ranges. I changed the method freeBusyRender as follows:

Fullcalendar Time Slot Clicks

Then, I can initialize the calendar as follows:

Full Calendar Time Slot Click

which gives me following result:

I bet this can be improved; I think I broke the freeBusy feature doing this, but I don’t need it.

There is another much more developed and supported calendar type plugin from dhtmlx called the scheduler here: http://dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/

It supports disabling of timeslots, background colours, and much more. I’ve used it before and found it offers everything I needed.

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