Difference between revisions of "CalendarView.WeekHeaderTextFormat"

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If a character needs to be escaped, a backslash "\" can be used.
 
If a character needs to be escaped, a backslash "\" can be used.
 
==Examples==
 
==Examples==
<rbcode>
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<source>
 
//Tuesday 08, February
 
//Tuesday 08, February
 
me.WeekHeaderTextFormat = "l d, F"
 
me.WeekHeaderTextFormat = "l d, F"
 
//Feb. 8
 
//Feb. 8
 
me.WeekHeaderTextFormat = "M. j"
 
me.WeekHeaderTextFormat = "M. j"
</rbcode>
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</source>

Latest revision as of 14:21, 6 August 2015

Property (As String)
aCalendarView.WeekHeaderTextFormat = newValue
or
StringValue = aCalendarView.WeekHeaderTextFormat


Date format to display over each day in Week and Day view. This string property takes the same format parameters as the PHP Date function: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php If a character needs to be escaped, a backslash "\" can be used.

Examples

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//Tuesday 08, February
me.WeekHeaderTextFormat = "l d, F"
//Feb. 8
me.WeekHeaderTextFormat = "M. j"