Method isSelected(date) missing

[federicoibba]

This calendar is good and provides all the functions someone can need, good job!
One enhancement that I could suggest is to implement a method to check if a certain date is already selected.

[GramThanos]

Good idea! I can add it.

And maybe some more isXY(..) methods would be nice, like:

calendar.isVisible(date); // Returns true if date is displayed
calendar.isInMonth(date); // Returns true if date is in active month

BTW, I personaly prefer isSelected over isSelect.

[federicoibba]

Yes, that was the idea. I prefer isSelected too (isSelect is a bad grammatical error, sorry).
I was searching for a good calendar to insert in a project and then I found yours. My need is to insert events into a calendar and doing something into it and a isSelected method would be great!

[GramThanos]

Implemented and are now live on developer version v1.4-beta for testing

calendar.isSelected(date); 8b47e12
calendar.isVisible(date); 733f819
calendar.isInMonth(date); 7221cf3

Also, to be honest, when I implemented the first release, I just added the select methods as a simple minimal feature. So, some more features may be needed, like calendar.getSelected(); (I will implement it).

[crist-y]

Hi mate, great job you're doing.
Is there a way to add a min date (ie: current date) and a maxdate (ie: current date = 1 year)?
Cheers!

[GramThanos]

Thanks. As this is a different issue, I opend one for it here #4.
Please express your thoughts over it there 😄

[GramThanos]

The method getSelected was implemented and is now live on developer version v1.4-beta for testing
calendar.getSelected(options); 3582a05

Examples :

myCalendar.getSelected();
// Returns [1483567200000, 1483394400000, 1483308000000, 1483221600000]

myCalendar.getSelected({sort:true});
// Returns [1483221600000, 1483308000000, 1483394400000, 1483567200000]

myCalendar.getSelected({sort:"desc",type:"DD-MM-YYYY"});
// Returns ["05-01-2017", "03-01-2017", "02-01-2017", "01-01-2017"]

myCalendar.getSelected({sort:"asc",type:"date"});
// Returns [Sun Jan 01 2017 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (GTB Standard Time), Mon Jan 02 2017 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (GTB Standard Time), Tue Jan 03 2017 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (GTB Standard Time), Thu Jan 05 2017 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (GTB Standard Time)]