While there is no such a concept as different calendars, you can use multiple data feeds in the same scheduler to imitate such a behavior.
// load two data feeds
scheduler.load("events_shared.php?user=1");
scheduler.load("events_shared.php?user=2");
scheduler.config.readonly = true;
and on the server side:
$scheduler->render_sql("select * from events_shared where event_type=1 AND
userId = ".$user_id,"event_id","start_date,end_date,text,event_type,userId");
With such an approach it's possible to load and show data from multiple sources. userId in the code above is used just for the sample purpose - it may be any different set of rules in your case.
The same code can be used in a more complex scenario: users see all the events, but can edit only their own ones:
//enable saving for the first data feed
var dp = scheduler.createDataProcessor("events.php?user");
dp.init(scheduler);
//allow edit operations only for own events
function allow_own(id){
var ev = this.getEvent(id);
return ev.userId == 1;
}
scheduler.attachEvent("onClick",allow_own);
scheduler.attachEvent("onDblClick",allow_own);
//default properties of a new event
scheduler.attachEvent("onEventCreated",function(id){
var ev = this.getEvent(id);
ev.userId = 1; //just for rendering on client, will not affect server data
});
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