Hi all , 

  Many web applications include some kind of calendar/organizer in which users 
mark some events :)   .   Because of that , it would be useful for me , the 
developer , to actually be able to control the painting of each cell, if 
necessary .   For example , to be able to put some kind of flag on some 
particular day important for user. 


  The model I suggest can be  found in TMS Software Components for 
.Net/Delphi/C++ Builder. 

  They have implemented this ( he he, after my feature request :) )  in their 
calendar widget as  an  event  which is fired after each cell in the calendar 
widget is painted .  This is how the event hanlder looks like :

     
///--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

     void  CalendarDateFill(TObject *Sender, TGDIPFill *AFill, TFont *AFont, 
TDateTime Date, TAdvSmoothCalendarDateKind DateKind);

     
///--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The most important parameters are , of course, the Date parameter , and  AFill 
parameter, which we use to paint the particular cell .  

I believe this event can be very useful, because the developer will not be 
forced to create entire calendar widget for herself , just because of one small 
detail :)

I'll add this feature request to the wiki later .

Regards,
Dushan

 

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