[kiwiozParticipant]

Hi,

Is there a way of using the MBS plugin to go to a date and view.

I would like to call it from a script, this would stop the webview from having to refresh or be reloaded.

If so could you please show an example of the code I would need.

 

Craig

 

[adminKeymaster]

You don’t need MBS to get the date & view – that’s available in the URL of the web viewer.

Use the following FileMaker function.

getlayoutobject($$calendar_object;”source”)

More info here:

http://www.sosimplesoftware.com/forums/topic/hash-vs-date-shown-on-calendar/

 

[kiwiozParticipant]

Morning Ken

My solution I am building has the option to add a follow-up appointment for the client.

So when you open the event I have a button bar with 1, 2, 3, 4 representing how many weeks in the future the follow-up appointment is needed.

when the user clicks let’s say 2 it creates a new event and I would like to take the user to that day, so the user can set the correct time.

In your option what is the best way of doing this? Is there a way without the webview flashing when reloading the change of date?

 

Craig

[adminKeymaster]

The easiest way to navigate to the new date is to change the URL to reflect the new date (see http://www.sosimplesoftware.com/products/calendar-documentation/calendar-builder-reference/adjusting-your-calendar/url-anchors-for-date-and-view-links/). There’s no need for MBS or JavaScript.

To navigate the calendar using MBS, you can send this JavaScript to your webviewer:

scheduler.setCurrentView(new Date(2017,7,4));

See MBS documentation on how to do this:

http://www.mbsplugins.eu/WebViewRunJavaScript.shtml

[kiwiozParticipant]

Hi Ken,

Thanks for the sample code.

We I use this I am going 1 full month ahead, I can not work out why.

I set up a workaround by ~_month -1 

I have set up a test with the following:

Date = 19/12/2017

Custom function to pass the date into the correct format =

dateForScheduler (theDate)

Let([

~_month =Month (theDate);

~_day = Day(theDate );

~_year = Year(theDate )

];

~_year  & “,”  & ~_month  & “,”  &  ~_day

)

then set a veriable  = MBS(“WebView.RunJavaScript”; “web_calendar”; “scheduler.setCurrentView(new Date(” & dateForScheduler (  Date )  & “));”)

 

Any advice would be very helpful

Craig

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by  kiwioz.

[adminKeymaster]

Your “workaround” is fine. JavaScript date function uses zero-based months, so new Date (2017, 0 , 5) is Jan 5.

 

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