We have one similar example https://main-enterprise.demo.design.infor.com/components/calendar/test-event-custom-colors.html

https://github.com/infor-design/enterprise/blob/main/app/views/components/calendar/test-event-color-override.html#L55

I think its cross checking the color / getting it from the legend information. So rather you could map it through the legend via the legend color?

The requirement is that event on the 27th, "Today is the day", has a different color so that it can be identified. Without the requirement of adding an additional event type on the legend. The event on the 28th should remain the same color.

Attempted to do this by adding a color on the event, but it reverts to the color used on the legend. The behavior could change and possibly via another attribute on the event to force it to keep the color on the event.

Ok i'll see if we can do that. Should be possible

Design resources ticket: https://jira.infor.com/browse/IDS-1820

@marknolaninfor can you look at https://jira.infor.com/browse/IDS-1820 I think from what i read you only want the API to set the day color. You dont need the user to pick a color? Or do you see:

https://www.figma.com/file/JZdeun4ht1IsqZpV9xAW8Y/Colors?type=design&node-id=918-19058&mode=design&t=3sS3LJrsRI23LOqV-0

Ready for Dev. See to clarify https://www.figma.com/file/JZdeun4ht1IsqZpV9xAW8Y/Colors?type=design&node-id=346-11814&mode=design&t=DYjJiuYxPZouEwaF-0

But really means. Improve the API to work and use the 01 range of colors for the day when its custom

@marknolaninfor can you look at https://jira.infor.com/browse/IDS-1820 I think from what i read you only want the API to set the day color. You dont need the user to pick a color? Or do you see:

https://www.figma.com/file/JZdeun4ht1IsqZpV9xAW8Y/Colors?type=design&node-id=918-19058&mode=design&t=3sS3LJrsRI23LOqV-0

@tmcconechy

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Looks Like that:

I think may be irrelvent because we took the picker out. I think in summary you just want the days to be custom colors but the API isnt working. The user never picks the colors?

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#8368 is sort of related but

a) the API may not be working and
b) not sure we have an example showing the color of a day changing on the API

@tmcconechy

I do not think the example shows any event that has a different colour from the legend.

I would have expected that maybe the TEST EVENT B on the 28th would be a different colour.

ok maybe we are way off base here and combining something else @marknolaninfor so you just want to be able to:

• set the event color of any individual event to one thats not the currently assigned legend color?

the rest can be considered other calendar changes

@tmcconechy

Yes, as you can specify a colour for the event but currently if it is part of an event type then the colour for the event type is used.

The use case is to schedule a booking event, so the user is loading the calendar from another page and the event needs to be highlighted so that they can identify the event.

@tmcconechy

Yes, as you can specify a colour for the event but currently if it is part of an event type then the colour for the event type is used.

The use case is to schedule a booking event, so the user is loading the calendar from another page and the event needs to be highlighted so that they can identify the event.

Can you more clearly explain the use case. This is a little confusing. If such functionality exists in calendars like outlook I am not aware of it, or not really understanding your need.

@tmcconechy

I do not think the example shows any event that has a different colour from the legend.

I would have expected that maybe the TEST EVENT B on the 28th would be a different colour.

Why would Test event B be different color, if all events of that type are labeled in that color?

@talkaboutdesign It's a conditional state applied to a dynamic group of events based on user selection criteria. imagine the following

1. an employee of yours requested off like, 3 random days next month
2. you want to look at them all in one glance following a link that the ERP sent you "Your employee has new DTO reqs"
3. Then you want to go to a calendar that already has other employee requests on it, but these three should be a unique color

@talkaboutdesign

For @inforandy example you would be loading the calendar to approve a single DTO request, so to correctly approve the leave the calendar will show all the leave events for your team.

The purpose of highlighting one event differently is to show that this is the event that you are going to approve. You can not highlight the day as it is possible to have more than one event on a day.

The event needs to be highlighted to the end user, so a different colour, a border, or any other method that allows the rest of the data to remain the same.

See new design https://inforwiki.atlassian.net/browse/IDS-1820 for the color