Android calendar view [closed]

Answer 1

You can use the android calendar picker I have created, it is open source project and you can easily add it to your project.

https://github.com/sancarbar/Android-Calendar-Picker

Answer 2

I wrote Caldroid library (https://github.com/roomorama/Caldroid) that is simple to setup and have many features such as setup min/max date, disabled dates, select date range, swipe to change month, fully localized, support rotation properly etc. It's easy to customize the look and feel. Just to share if someone might find it useful :)

Answer 3

Android now provides three ways to incorporate calendars in your app.

1. Calendar view for picking dates and such.

2. Calendar provider can be accessed to add and remove events from the OS calendar.

3. Calendar intents allow you to provide a calendar without having to get extra permissions or deal with databases.

Answer 4

You can use MFCalendarView: https://github.com/MustafaFerhan/MFCalendarView

set multiple events;

ArrayList<String> eventDays = new ArrayList<String>();
eventDays.add("2014-02-25");
eventDays.add(Util.getCurrentDate());

mf.setEvents(eventDays);

and handle with MFCalendarView's listener:

mf = (MFCalendarView) findViewById(R.id.mFCalendarView);
mf.setOnCalendarViewListener(new onMFCalendarViewListener() {

    @Override
        public void onDisplayedMonthChanged(int month, int year, String monthStr) {
            }

            @Override
            public void onDateChanged(String date) {
            }
    });

It's very simple.

Answer 5

it is possible but not easy. http://jimblackler.net/blog/?p=151&cpage=2#comment-52767

and

private void InsertAppointment(String strTitle, String strDescription, String strEventLocation, long StartDateTime, long EndDateTime, boolean bAllDay, boolean bHasAlarm){
    int tAllday;
    int tHasAlarm;
    if (bAllDay = true){
        tAllday = 1;
    }
    else
        tAllday = 0;
    if (bHasAlarm = true){
        tHasAlarm = 1;
    }
    else
        tHasAlarm = 0;

    ContentValues event = new ContentValues();
    // Calendar in which you want to add Evenet
    event.put("calendar_id", CalId);                //CalId                                  
    event.put("title", strTitle);                                                           
    event.put("description", strDescription);                                  
    event.put("eventLocation", strEventLocation);                                                   
    event.put("dtstart", StartDateTime);                                                          
    event.put("dtend", EndDateTime );                  
    event.put("allDay", 0);                     
    event.put("hasAlarm", 0);                                                                  
    Uri eventsUri = Uri.parse("content://com.android.calendar/events");    
    // event is added
    getContentResolver().insert(eventsUri, event);

}

a quick search on content://com.android.calendar/calendars will help get you started. but I'm not finished mine yet I just can't get the data out yet. but it is possible

Answer 6

I tried android-CalendarView, Caldroid and later switched to android-times-square which has this improvements:

• Much faster switching to other months due to vertical scrolling (no pagination which responds slow in Caldroid)
• Indicators, highlighted dates (at least in this fork for android)
• iOS version available with the same look and feel

• looks cleaner than the android version because months are clearly separated

  

Just like Caldroid it is a part of a productive app.