> you need to subscribe on this function func willSelectDate(_ date: Date, type: CalendarType) { print(date, type) calendarView.reloadData() }

[dhavalSA]

          > you need to subscribe on this function `func willSelectDate(_ date: Date, type: CalendarType) { print(date, type) calendarView.reloadData() }`

@kvyatkovskys this solution works only when we have style.month.autoSelectionDateWhenScrolling = true, in my case, I am using style.month.autoSelectionDateWhenScrolling = false to have the same user experience as Apple's default calendar, when we set style.month.autoSelectionDateWhenScrolling = false willSelectDate is not getting called then how can I show events without selecting any date

Originally posted by @dhavalSA in #241 (comment)

[dhavalSA]

@kvyatkovskys is it possible to guide me here, on how I can fix it, I need this working, I need only guidance I will fix it on my own if you are busy

[kvyatkovskys]

Hi, I'll take a look and give you an answer today

[kvyatkovskys]

I checked code and it's impossible right now... Can you check this branch feature/v_0.6.25 I added some changes

[dhavalSA]

@kvyatkovskys thanks , i will check and let you know

[dhavalSA]

@kvyatkovskys still same issue

[kvyatkovskys]

Can you describe what do you need? Cos for me all works fine

[dhavalSA]

@kvyatkovskys assume that I have 3 events in July and 3 events in August, I am using Month view for now, when I load the calendar with today's date selected, it shows 3 events in July month, now if I am scrolling to August month where I also have 3 events but these events are not visible on the calendar until I select any date on August month, in short, we can say, for any month we need t select any date on that month to make events visible on the calendar

FYI: in my calendar setup I have style.month.autoSelectionDateWhenScrolling = false as it's desired behaviour I want