React-big-calendar: Starting time too early

[fxfactorial]

Thanks again for this component.

I'm using it here: http://silicondzor.com and I'd like the default starting times on week, day not be 12:00AM but something different, like 9am or something.

I didn't see what would be the relevant prop, help appreciated.

[jquense]

The min and max props control the time range on the week and day views

[fxfactorial]

@jquense Thanks, I'm not clear though because a date object creates a specific time period, that is a year, date whereas I'm just interested in a time range. What would be a correct date objects to say only events from 11AM to 8PM?

Some inputs I'm using are causing odd behavior with the calendar itself, like an endless scroll downward.

[jquense]

the min and max apply to just the time views, so any date object with the right time will work as the date part is ignored

[fxfactorial]

@jquense I've tried these values:

      min={new Date(2016, 10, 0, 2, 0, 0)}
          scrollToTime={new Date(2016, 1, 1, 10)}

and it creates an infinite week scroll. I've also noticed that using a date, like say 1970, causes a massive allocation, slow down so maybe some complexity gains to be had...

[jquense]

that is almost certainly something unrelated, there is no scroll logic at all in the Calendar, so maybe you have something else conflicting with it

[jquense]

o sorry right there is the scrollToTime. tbh I didn't write that code (or use it :P) so there may be a stck overflow issue. Glad to accept patches

[jquense]

make sure you aren't creating the scrollToTime date on each render, it does a comparision between the last and next prop value, so if you are doing new Date in render it's going to constantly see those as different and continually try and scroll

[fxfactorial]

@jquense okay that was it, I was making a new one each render, now everything is great! Thanks!

[Sandeep3005]

@fxfactorial @jquense

What I want is to show time 9 AM when we first render over calendar but later if user scroll to say 4 PM and change date, prevent scrolling again to 9 AM.

code for big calendar reside inside render function

is there any way to set up initial time like default date

[craigdanj]

@fxfactorial @jquense

What I want is to show time 9 AM when we first render over calendar but later if user scroll to say 4 PM and change date, prevent scrolling again to 9 AM.

code for big calendar reside inside render function

is there any way to set up initial time like default date

Hi Sandeep I think what @jquense mentioned in a comment above (https://github.com/intljusticemission/react-big-calendar/issues/239#issuecomment-269095132) is what will help you. don't use a new Date() in render. Instead store it in a variable say state and pass it into BigCalendar as the value for scrollToTime. See if that helps.