marking days

[moutiahub]

hi i'm new to the android developpement and i was wondering if i can mark a day by a point or a circle or change its color. If its possible, what would the code be, let's say for example the day is 14/05/2015.
And thanks in advance.

[tyczj]

days get marked automatically when there are events on that day

[moutiahub]

i finally managed to do it but can i change the red dot for somthing clearer maybe a circle, and can i change the colors of calenderView?

[tyczj]

the dots are just images, replace whatever image you want with what you want just make sure it has the same name as the one you are replacing

[moutiahub]

how can i retrieve the date that i clicked on to store it in a variable i tried setOnDateChangeListener but it didnt work

[tyczj]

What didn't work about it?

[moutiahub]

from what i understand setOnDateChangeListener is a methode used for a CalendarView while yours is a Calendar

[tyczj]

Implement OnDayClickListener from ExtendedCalendarView

[moutiahub]

what i want to do is that when i click on a day a toast appears with that date, i know i'm asking for a lot but if you have some spare time maybe you could provide me with the code, i would be realy grateful
this is a working code using the normal CalendarView:
CalendarView view = new CalendarView(this);
setContentView(view);
view.setOnDateChangeListener(new OnDateChangeListener() {
@OverRide
public void onSelectedDayChange(CalendarView arg0, int year, int month,
int date) {
Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),date+ "/"+month+"/"+year,4000).show();
}
});

[tyczj]

Why are you using calendar view that is not even my library

[moutiahub]

because i cant mark the days on the normal CalendarView x_x

[tyczj]

OK but still you are using it. Calendar view has nothing to do with this library

[moutiahub]

i dont want to use it, the code i sent you was just to show you what i want to do but using your library instead if possible

[tyczj]

OK so implement OnDayClickListemer like I said

[moutiahub]

i don't know how to do it :/

[tyczj]

The same exact way you would implement onSeoectedDayChanged in CalendarView