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If the date ordinal (the number of the day of the month) were clickable, it could allow users to immediately display that day-view.

Thank you for your work LukasGasior1. After starting up cloning, installing and running the python server on WSL Ubuntu 16.04, I can verify it is running by browsing to http://127.0.0.1:9001/ and seeing the fullcalendar overview.

However there are no tasks there, despite the tasks having a due date and duration. Could you perhaps indicate how to add the tasks to the fullCalendar such that they are shown in fullCalendar?

Kind regards,

When I click from month to day, or week, and the timescale shows a default 6am - 8pm day, if my task is somehow due outside of those hours, there is no indication that I have a task on that day, and I would have to scroll up or down to see it. Perhaps, in that case, when a task exists but is earlier or later than the current timescale is displaying, there could be some thin colored bar at the top of the time-window, that indicates that there's a task hidden, beyond the displayed hours.

Firstly yeah! taskwarrior-fullcalendar is awesome, works great!

Secondly, after using taskwarrior for a dogs age, I've come around to using sched:date, to track when I want to perform a task (that's an internal constraint, where due:date (for me) is an external constraint) but then, if a task has sched:date and/or due:date, which one should be displayed? .. that's why I came up with the concept of "effective:date" and with some help, I cobbled together tw-agenda-hook (https://github.com/linuxcaffe/tw-agenda-hook) and imho, it works pretty good!

For me to use edate with tw-fullcal, there would have to be some config, or some switch that allowed me to display an arbitrary date attribute, and hence; this issue!

keep up the good work! thanks!

if there were little week-numbers to the left of the month-view, then users could a) see the week-number, and b) click on the number to immediately go to that week-view.