Returns the calendar's current options in an instance of the CalendarOptions class.

Sets the calendar's options given an instance of the CalendarOptions class.

Note: After setting the calendar's options inline (see example #1 below), you will need to call the calendar's render() method to apply the changes to the calendar in order for them to take effect.

There are a couple of ways to set options for the calendar:

1. Get and then set the desired options inline dynamically, calling the render() method afterwards to force the calendar to update with the new configuration:

rem Get and then set the desired options inline dynamically, calling the render() method afterwards to force the calendar to update with the new configuration:
myCal!.getOptions().setEnableEntryDurationEditable(1)
myCal!.getOptions().setEnableEntryResizableFromStart(1)
myCal!.getOptions().setEnableEntryStartEditable(1)
myCal!.getOptions().setEnableSlotEntryOverlap(0)
myCal!.render()
 

2. Get the options instance, call setter methods on it, then use it to set the calendar's options:

rem Get the calendar's options object, then call the desired set methods, then apply the updated options to the calendar:
opts! = myCal!.getOptions()
opts!.setEnableEntryDurationEditable(1)
opts!.setEnableEntryResizableFromStart(1)
opts!.setEnableEntryStartEditable(1)
opts!.setEnableSlotEntryOverlap(0)
myCal!.setOptions(opts!)
 

Creates a BBjCalendarWidget given a BBjWindow and control ID, size and position information, a calendar configuration, initial HTML template for the calendar, and a debug flag.

If you choose to provide your own HTML template, you may want to base it off of the default index.html file that can be found in the BBjCalendarWidget's lib/basis directory.