How to add a Custom date filter in woocommerce bookings plugin admin panel? - woocommerce-bookings

In all filters,I want a custom date filter? is this possible and how? Thank you.

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Allow user to select multiple dates using mat-calendar

I want user to select more then one date using mat-calendar in angular.
I was going through there documentation but didn't find any api
Is there any way to achieve it.
I saw a method which works with dateCalender but i want to achieve using mat-calender.
Is there any way for it ?

Cascading dropdowns in google forms

Is it possible to have cascading dependent dropdowns (like Country and City select options) in Google Forms?
I searched and found some ways to do it using google spreadsheets, but I could not find a way to do so using google forms
Is it at all possible?
I don't know a way to do it with just google forms, but it is possible with Google HTML Service forms. Here is a simple example. Very basic. You can do much more, but I think is does what you are after.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rQ-yfZJEk7Y4OnxqyXFCHrxaFPLhjIPmYoQw5SJV5OA/edit?usp=sharing
Use the "Go To" functionality. Based on the response to the first drop down, route the user to the appropriate section with a drop down with the desired values.

Show date and time together Jquery mobile Datebox

I am using jquerymobile datebox to implement a calendar with time.
http://dev.jtsage.com/jQM-DateBox2/
I was able to set up the calendar successfully and select dates. But I also want to select the time. All the demos just shows how to set up a date picker and time picker separately. And what I want is both together. i.e in one click I should be able to select both the date and time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
It is not possible to do so in the current version 1.1.0. You are welcome to vote on this issue.

Rails: display events with calendar_date_select

I'm trying to display events in calendar generated by calendar_date_select plugin for Rails.
I have Concert model with datetime field date.
Can I somehow throw in #concerts which equals Concert.all to calendar_date_select_tag to display links to make days where concert is clickable?
I would like to stick to this helper cause I would like to use it as a pure date picker in other places of my app, but have no idea how to achieve my goal.
Sorry if this question is lame, I'm very new to magic Rails world.
I don't think the plugin currently allows for this.
You can certainly put in a feature request though - look at the bottom of the page and send an email to the main guy!

How to display events in the calendar using Ruby?

I am building a calendaring application in ruby on rails. I am using my own schema for storing events, but I don't know how to display events in calendar, and also how to add a calendar in my application.
Will I have to write code to display calendar or can I use any plugin to display calendar.
I think the calendar_helper plugin is what you want. It provides a calendar method to your views, which can be called to generate a month-view calendar in HTML.
You can pass it a block which builds the contents of each day's cell, which is where you would want to do whatever your event schema requires to pull in the day's events.
The EventCalendar plugin was created for this very reason. Easily show multiple, overlapping events across calendar days and rows.
http://github.com/elevation/event_calendar
Screenshot(s) at: http://dev.elevationblog.com/2009/7/23/event-calendar-rails-plugin
There's a little list of candidates here.
The plugin on the page itself seems to offer some AJAX goodness, if that's something you're interested in.
I also had to build a calendar in rails. None of the existing calendar gems appealed to me as they did too much. I wanted to render the calendar myself so I could control the styling. I also had an existing Event model so I didn't need any kind of event handling. I ended up creating the cal gem. It's pretty straightforward when you look at the README. I plan to improve it to have weekly and daily calendars. Good luck!

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