Changing the EventHeader layout and adding information

[parl@nuviasmiles.com]

Is it possible to override the event header render event in Calendar? I can't find any function that would allow it. Any other tricks for that?

[Animal]

What exactly do you mean by "event header"? Which exact bit of the UI do you want to change?

[parl@nuviasmiles.com]

The header has the hour in the top left and an optional icon on the right, I want to put information in the middle between them, but it all lives in a header I don't know to edit.

[Animal]

Here?

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[Animal]

I'm guessing you just need an eventRenderer

https://bryntum.com/products/calendar/docs/api/Calendar/widget/mixin/EventRenderer#config-eventRenderer

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[parl@nuviasmiles.com]

You are correct about where, but the eventRenderer doesn't let me reformat or add to the Time format or add any data to the header of the event, like directly after the time "7 PM - Some other data" in the header.

[Animal]

We should be able to do it, but I think we have not separated our time formatting options properly: https://codepen.io/Animal-Nige/pen/gOEyvdP?editors=0010

timeFormat is used in both events and creating the time axis at the left. I think we dropped the ball there. The two usages are different. They may default to a single format, but apps should be able to specify each separately.

https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/8642

[parl@nuviasmiles.com]

It would seem like if you have a dayHeaderRenderer and other renderers it would be useful to have a eventHeaderRenderer to wouldn't it? Not just a time formatter?

[Animal]

The https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/8642 ticket includes an eventHeaderRenderer config which is a callback, just like eventRenderer produces content for the event description.

This should be in a release in the next couple of weeks. (Minus typos when review process is complete)

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