But if the overlaid calendars have event categories, then the events with category will be shown for the calendars from other portals, provided the portal in which overlay is enabled has that same category. All events from overlaid calendars are displayed in the color defined for that portal if the events do not have categories. (Categories are available if your portal manager set up categorization for events.) If calendars are overlaid on a page in the Home portal or on a portal page, category colors are used only for events from the current portal. Care is taken to make this trick transparent to the user (you), but in some cases this is not 100 possible. The events from each calendar are displayed in a different color to help identify the source of the event. For example: A Friday with two columns is rendered behind the scenes by asking FullCalendar to draw two days, Friday and the coming Monday, where Monday corresponds to Friday's second column. Calendar overlaying must be enabled on the Home portal page and the page in your portal where you can view events. Multiple calendars are not available on the Events page. Multiple calendars are available if calendar overlaying is enabled (see Calendar Overlaying).
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Members with the required level of permission can schedule or update events. For more information, see Showing or Hiding a Page in the Portal Navigation in Building Portals with Oracle For a page to show in portal navigation, the Visibility check box for the page must also be selected. To expose the Events page to all portal members, the portal manager needs to add the page link to the portal navigation, as described in Adding an Existing Page to the Portal Navigation in Building Portals with Oracle Portal events display to all members of the portal on the portal's dedicated Events page (or console) or in any Events viewer that is located on a page in the portal. They could include weekly meetings, presentations, or a customer visit. Portal events are those that are related to a specific portal. See Where to View Events for viewing events in your personal calendar. Personal events come from your Microsoft Exchange calendar and display in the Events viewer on a page in the Home portal, only to the user who logged in to the Exchange calendar. They could include personal appointments with a doctor or dentist, or lunch with a friend. Personal events are those that are not related to a specific portal. Within WebCenter Portal, there are two kinds of events: The render function will be given the Resource Object and the jQuery element associated with the cell.Events include appointments, meetings, presentations, and so on.
The text function will be given the Resource Object and must return text.
See a demo of resourceColumns with grouping. If specified as true, resources will be grouped by this column. The width of the column, either in a number of pixels or a string percentage like `"50%"`Īllows populating the cells programatically with a functionĪllows manipulation of the DOM element associated with each cell
The data is displayed in the cell of the grid. The property of the Resource Object where the data will come from. What goes in the top heading of the column click on 'end time' under the columns section. fullCalendar () Įach column object can have the following properties: labelText Enable 'content types editing' in advanced settings under site settings.
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