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Can I provide a callback when visible range changes?

See original GitHub issue

Thanks for the project!

Is there a way to provide a callback when the visible range changes? In my case I’m have other components that rely on knowing the visible range (e.g. the month of December in the Month view) and update if the user navigates to the next or previous months.

Digging through the source it looks like the next and previous buttons set the activeStartDate, but there is no way to be notified that the activeStartDate has changed (e.g. onActiveStartDateChange). Am I missing something? Is this a feature you or other users might find useful?

Thanks!

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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paulpilonecommented, Dec 17, 2017

Thanks! Updated and it’s working perfectly. Thanks for the quick turnaround!

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wojtekmajcommented, Dec 16, 2017

Fixed in 2.8.0.

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