FullCalendar Module Enhancements: Interactive Features and Easier Integration for Drupal

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mandclu’s sandbox, Martin Anderson-Clutz's technical blog, has published a new post, Mark Your Calendars, which dives into the progress of FullCalendar integration within Drupal and its upcoming features. The author addresses concerns about the FullCalendar View module moving toward a paid model for features that once had community patches. The newer FullCalendar module introduces interactive capabilities like drag-and-drop for rescheduling, resizing events, and toggling between all-day and in-day events. Users can require confirmation before updates, and toast-style notifications are included by default.

New display options allow greater control over event presentation, including setting default colors and customizing views for specific content types or taxonomy terms. The FullCalendar Legend submodule has also been revamped to enhance event categorization.

Efforts are underway to simplify FullCalendar's integration, particularly through updates to the Smart Date Calendar Kit and Events Calendar recipe, enabling quick setup. Future updates aim to further refine these capabilities, with a stable release on the horizon.

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Mark Your Calendars

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mandclu

Date of Publication

11 October 2024

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https://www.mandclu.com/blog/mark-your-calendars

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