Applying custom color to SharePoint 2013 Calendar

LoadSodByKey("SP.UI.ApplicationPages.Calendar.js", function () {
        WaitForCalendarToLoad();
    });

    var SEPARATOR = "|||";
    function WaitForCalendarToLoad() {
        SP.UI.ApplicationPages.SummaryCalendarView.prototype.renderGrids = function SP_UI_ApplicationPages_SummaryCalendarView$renderGrids($p0) {
            var $v_0 = new Sys.StringBuilder();
            var $v_1 = $p0.length;

            for (var $v_2 = 0; $v_2 < $v_1; $v_2++) {
                this.$7V_2($v_2, $p0[$v_2]);
            }
            for (var $v_3 = 0; $v_3 < $v_1; $v_3++) {
                $v_0.append('<div>');
                this.$I_2.$7Q_1($v_0, $p0[$v_3], $v_3);
                $v_0.append(this.emptY_DIV);
                $v_0.append('</div>');
            }
            this.setInnerHtml($v_0.toString());
            ColourCalendar();
        }

        SP.UI.ApplicationPages.CalendarStateHandler.prototype.onItemsSucceed = function ($p0, $p1) {
            if (this.$K_1.$8G_0()) {
                this.$28_1();
                return;
            }
            this.$41_1 = false;
            if (this.$3G_1) {
                this.$D_1.$4T_1();
                this.$3G_1 = false;
            }
            if (SP.UI.ApplicationPages.SU.$2(this.$39_1[this.$j_1])) {
                this.$39_1[this.$j_1] = [];
            }
            Array.addRange(this.$39_1[this.$j_1], $p0);
            this.$D_1.$7S_1(this.$j_1, this.$v_1, $p1, this.$39_1[this.$j_1]);
            this.$j_1++;
            this.$1h_1();
            ColourCalendar();
        }
    }

    function ColourCalendar() {
        if (jQuery('a:contains(' + SEPARATOR + ')') != null) {
            jQuery('a:contains(' + SEPARATOR + ')').each(function (i) {
                $box = jQuery(this).parents('div[title]');
                var colour = GetCategory(this.innerHTML);
                this.innerHTML = GetActualText(this.innerHTML);
                jQuery($box).attr("title", GetActualText(jQuery($box).attr("title")));
                $box.css('background-color', colour);
            });
        }
    }

    function GetActualText(originalText) {
        var parts = originalText.split(SEPARATOR);
        return parts[0] + parts[2];
    }

    function GetCategory(originalText) {
        var parts = originalText.split(SEPARATOR);
        return parts[1];
    }

in Code behind :

item.Title = "|||" + color + "|||" + Convert.ToString(row["Title"]);


Comments

  1. Paddy25 December 2013 at 07:23

    This bigger script is not needed... find the appropriate class for the events and change the css color. The css class remains same for all sites :)

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