To specify for the scheduler a fully custom lightbox you need to redefine the showLightbox method:
scheduler.showLightbox = function(id){
// id - id of event
... code to show any custom form ...
}
There are 2 helper methods you can use to simplify implementation:
Let's assume that you have the #custom_form HTML container somewhere on the page. Then, to implement a custom lightbox you can use this:
var custom_form = document.getElementById("custom_form");
scheduler.showLightbox = function(id){
var ev = scheduler.getEvent(id);
scheduler.startLightbox(id, custom_form );
...'here you need to set values in the form'...
//document.getElementById("some_input").value = ev.text;
}
//needs to be attached to the 'save' button
function save_form() {
var ev = scheduler.getEvent(scheduler.getState().lightbox_id);
...'here you need to retrieve values from the form'...
//ev.text = document.getElementById("some_input").value;
scheduler.endLightbox(true, custom_form);
}
//needs to be attached to the 'cancel' button
function close_form(argument) {
scheduler.endLightbox(false, custom_form);
}
Related sample: Fully custom lightbox
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