Rendering a custom popover
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I have enable isSelectable in my calendar, but want to have the user select a few timeslots and have a popup menu being rendered after they have selected. Essentially, I want to render a react component after onSelectSlot
is called. Is there any way to do this?
The only thing i can think of right now is injecting something in the DOM when onSelectSlot
is called but I can’t take advantage of react then. I don’t see a react class i can override in components for this either.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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I am closing this for now since the original poster is not active. Thanks @joshuawootonn for your response!
I stumbled opon this issue trying to figure out correct way of introducing popovers to calendar (quite common use case). I ended up doing it like that:
Then in actual calendar: