Handling right mouse clicks

[Rasanoob]

Is there a possibility to trigger the dateClick or eventClick functions with a right button click of the mouse? In my case I would like to have the possibility to add events when the left mouse button is clicked and if the right button is clicked I want to create a link from the week/day view to the corresponding event in the list view (scrolled to the correct date/time in the list view). I have tried to simulate a left click when a right click is happening but the functions don't trigger with this approach. Thanks in advance!

[vkurko]

Unfortunately right click is not yet implemented. But I think you might get some benefit from dateFromPoint function, which allows you to determine the time coordinates for any point inside the calendar inside your own click handler.

[Rasanoob]

Hmm there is another strange behavior now. I have 2 different sort of events, the first sort is visible in the week view and the others should be visible in the list views. If I don't use viewDidMount they are loaded and shown correctly, but if I use viewDidMount the events that should be shown in the week view are also shown in the list view. Does the viewDidMount function somehow influence the event fetching? I solved this now with refetching events first, but I don't really understand why this is happening

[vkurko]

It's hard to tell what exactly is going on without seeing the code. If you can reproduce the problem somewhere in jsbin, codepen, etc. then I can help you.

[Rasanoob]

I have created a demo where I try to show the behavior. I'm loading 2 different sort of events in either the week view or the list view. Now when you are right clicking the day of the events you should see the list view of this day containing the other events. This works fine but if you look into the queryselector result you see that the elements of the old week view elements are in there although I've refetched the events first (the same thing is happening if I refetch in the eventhandler). As a result my scrolling is not correct because it is scrolling over the week view events instead of the list events (not doing this in the demo).
As a side note: in the demo the eventAllUpdated callback is triggered perfectly fine while in my local code it is not working (at least I cannot see the print out in the console) I doen't really understand why this is.

[vkurko]

I tweaked your demo and realized that eventAllUpdated is not ideal for such cases. I additionally had to use loading in conjunction with setTimeout because eventAllUpdated is not called when there are no changes to the calendar after refetchEvents (for example, there were no events and no new events appeared). Some people may not like setTimeout, but it is an acceptable way to queue a macro task for execution.

[Rasanoob]

This works fine, thank you. I'm not really sure what you are doing here but it seems to work.