How Can Get Start And End Time On Fullcalendar?
Solution 1:
If you're looking for the visible start and end date, that would be the visStart
and visEnd
property of the view object in version 1:
$('calender').fullCalendar('getView').visStart
$('calender').fullCalendar('getView').visEnd
and that would be intervalStart
and intervalEnd
in version 2:
$('calender').fullCalendar('getView').intervalStart
$('calender').fullCalendar('getView').intervalEnd
If you're looking for the start and end date of the current week / month, that would be the start
and end
property of the current view object:
$('calendar').fullCalendar('getView').start
$('calendar').fullCalendar('getView').end
Reference : Full Calendar documentation.
Solution 2:
I don't know why I'm seeing such different behavior but thanks to the others, I got in the right direction but the "start" and "end" are moment() objects. Thus to get the actual date, you need to use:
$('calendar').fullCalendar("getView").start.format()
$('calendar').fullCalendar("getView").end.format()
Works exactly like I need and what the OP asked. NOTE: The end date is one day after the calendar. That is, the calendar I'm looking at starts on Sunday 7/31/16 ends on Saturday 9/10/16 - and the date given me are 2016-07-31 and 2016-09-11 (one day after the date shown technically - of course if you say "00:00:00" of those days you'll be accurate).
Solution 3:
version 5
var start = calendar.view.activeStart;
var end = calendar.view.activeEnd;
Solution 4:
$('calendar').fullCalendar('getView').start
$('calendar').fullCalendar('getView').end
Solution 5:
version 4
You can just use calendar object and get satrt/end dates
var start = calendar.view.view.activeStart;
var end = calendar.view.view.activeEnd;
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