2011-04-03 / Version 2.3.3¶ ↑

2010-12-29 / Version 2.3.2¶ ↑

Added Rails 3 generators
Minor improvement to the generated route. Default year and month are set in the controller instead.

You can now pass in custom column names for the start and end fields.

has_event_calendar :start_at_field  => 'custom_start_at', :end_at_field => 'custom_end_at'

Added the ‘use_all_day’ option. If this is set to true (by default it is false), it will check for an ‘all_day’ boolean field when displaying an event. If it is an all day event, or the event is multiple days, then it will display as usual. Otherwise it will display without a background color bar.
Added a –use-all-day option to the generator
Note, if updating, you will need to slightly change your helper. The block parameters passed to the calendar method are now in an argument hash. (More flexible, and future changes won’t have this problem.) See the example in README for more.
```
calendar event_calendar_options do |args|
  event = args[:event]
  ...
end
```
Javascript handles highlighting non-all-day events
Re-factored javascript to be unobtrusive
JQuery works the same as the Prototype version
Minor changes to the stylesheet as a result of the new display option
A helper method for displaying an event’s time

Complete rewrite of the calendar’s HTML generation and styling
Event rows are now table cells which span the desired number of columns
The width can be set arbitrarily, or it can be left to resize with the containing element
Removes the use of background images for displaying the grid
Increased ability to style calendar days
Removed legacy options, comments, and code
Caution, not backwards compatible with some of Version 1’s options