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Anders
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answered on 11 Sep 2017, 05:03 AM
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Hello Anders,
Changing the DayView "ALL-DAY" label text is currently not exposed in Xamarin.Forms. If you would like to see that functionality I encourage you to submit a feature request in our FeedbackPortal.
However you can achieve that behavior by creating a custom CalendarRenderer where you will have access to the native control and you can change the label text. I'm posting simple implementation of CustomCalendarRenderer that should solve your problem:
Android implementation:
iOS implementation:
Here are a few links about how to create a custom renderer:
I hope I've been helpful.
Regards,
Nikolay
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Changing the DayView "ALL-DAY" label text is currently not exposed in Xamarin.Forms. If you would like to see that functionality I encourage you to submit a feature request in our FeedbackPortal.
However you can achieve that behavior by creating a custom CalendarRenderer where you will have access to the native control and you can change the label text. I'm posting simple implementation of CustomCalendarRenderer that should solve your problem:
Android implementation:
public class CustomCalendarRenderer : CalendarRenderer{ public override bool TrySetViewMode(CalendarViewMode view, bool isAnimated) { if (view == CalendarViewMode.Day) { Control.DayView.AllDayEventsViewStyle.AllDayText = "MY Text"; } return base.TrySetViewMode(view, isAnimated); }}iOS implementation:
public class CustomCalendarRenderer : CalendarRenderer{ protected override CalendarDelegate CreateCalendarDelegateOverride() { return new CustomCalendarDelegate(); }}public class CustomCalendarDelegate : CalendarDelegate{ public override void DidChangedViewModeFrom(TKCalendar calendar, TKCalendarViewMode previousViewMode, TKCalendarViewMode viewMode) { base.DidChangedViewModeFrom(calendar, previousViewMode, viewMode); var dayViewPresenter = calendar.Presenter as TKCalendarDayViewPresenter; if (dayViewPresenter == null) { return; } var allDayLabel = dayViewPresenter.DayView.AllDayEventsView.LabelView as UILabel; if (allDayLabel != null) { allDayLabel.Text = "My Text"; } }}Here are a few links about how to create a custom renderer:
I hope I've been helpful.
Regards,
Nikolay
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answered on 11 Sep 2017, 03:51 PM
Thank you! Just what I was looking for