dmitrim posted on May 1, 2012 at 3:15 pm

Hi,
You need return array of the events for the loadEvents callback, following is the sample:

    		$(“#eventscalendar”).wijevcal({
    			visibleCalendars: ["My", "Work"],
    			dataStorage: {
    				addEvent: _updateEvent,
    				updateEvent: _updateEvent,
    				deleteEvent: function (obj, successCallback, errorCallback) {
    					window.setTimeout(function () {
    						var curCalStore = amplify.store(“calendarstore_” + obj.calendar);
    						if (!curCalStore) {
    							curCalStore = {};
    						}
    						if (curCalStore[obj.id]) {
    							delete curCalStore[obj.id];
    						}
    						amplify.store(“calendarstore_” + obj.calendar, curCalStore);
    						successCallback()
    					}, 400); //simulate server delay
    					//errorCallback(“Unable to delete event”);
    				},
    				loadEvents: function (visibleCalendars,
											successCallback, errorCallback) {

    					var i, j, events = [];
    					window.setTimeout(function () {
    						for (i = 0; i < visibleCalendars.length; i++) {

    							var curCalStore = amplify.store(“calendarstore_” + visibleCalendars[i]);
    							if (!curCalStore) {
    								curCalStore = {};
    								amplify.store(“calendarstore_” + visibleCalendars[i], curCalStore);
    							}
    							for (j in curCalStore) {
    								events.push(curCalStore[j]);
    							}
    						}
    						successCallback(events);
    					}, 500);
    					//errorCallback(“unable to load events”);
    				},
    				addCalendar: _updateCalendar,
    				updateCalendar: _updateCalendar,
    				deleteCalendar: function (obj, successCallback, errorCallback) {
    					successCallback();
    					//errorCallback(“Unable to delete calendar”);
    				},
    				loadCalendars: function (successCallback, errorCallback) {
    					var calendars = [{ name: "My", id: "My", color: "red" },
									 { name: "Work", id: "Work", color: "blue"}];
    					successCallback(calendars);
    				}
    			}
    		});

Please, let me know if you have any other questions.

orchid1 posted on May 1, 2012 at 3:31 pm

I traced some of the code in the the example and I got pretty far on it. I saw in one of the examples that it is indeed an array, I should have looked more closely at the examples I kinda felt like a fool. Anyways I do appreciate you posting back, this clarifies things a lot more.
Ill post back in here if I get stuck again on this issue. Ill let you know in the next 2 days.

dmitrim posted on May 3, 2012 at 12:15 pm

Thank you.