Google Calendar Wheel Viewer

Last update on Apr 17, 2008

Moves your calendar with the mousewheel.




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Saibot user
Posted Sep 15, 2008

Interesting. Editing the numbers makes no difference for me when those numbers are
less than 1. Values of 0.5, 0.75, 0.99 don't scroll the screen a bit. But once it gets to
1.0, it's back to scrolling 6 mos at a time. :(

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EroMraB user
Posted Aug 27, 2008

edited mine to -.5 and .5 and it works perfect now! woohoo!

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unit user
Posted Aug 23, 2008

Yes i'm runnig FF3. Changing the numbers causes different jumppatterns.
bigger number -> bigger datejump
smaler number -> smaler datejump.

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Saibot user
Posted Aug 19, 2008

Unit, are you running FF3?

Also, what do those numbers represent? What effect does changing them cause?

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unit user
Posted Aug 14, 2008

google is changing a lot, but my fix works fine for me.
try different numbers for "-0.125 : 0.125"

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EroMraB user
Posted Aug 7, 2008

I'm sad that this isn't working. Even unit's fixes don't help. :-(

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unit user
Posted Jul 9, 2008

to make it work again

change
line 37 to: unsafeWindow._EH_nav((e.detail < 0) ? -0.125 : 0.125);

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tankzilla user
Posted Jul 7, 2008

Dittto.

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Kino scriptwright
Posted Jun 24, 2008

Same here, it scrolls through 6 months with one wheel roll.

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Saibot user
Posted Jun 23, 2008
Stopped working when I updated to Firefox3. The latest release restored the scrolling ability,
however it scrolls six months at a time. So one click of the wheel moves from June to December.

Anyone else experiencing this?
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EroMraB user
Posted May 1, 2008

Thank you!!

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NeqO user
Posted Apr 25, 2008

It works again!
Thank you!

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Kyosuke script's author
Posted Apr 17, 2008

Update new script.
Try it again.

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EroMraB user
Posted Apr 7, 2008

I miss my wheel viewer!!

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Kawauso scriptwright
Posted Mar 30, 2008

I think the newest version of Firefox might be blocking it, since the error console reports this:

Error: [Exception... "Security Manager vetoed action"  nsresult: "0x80570027 (NS_ERROR_XPC_SECURITY_MANAGER_VETO)"  location: "JS frame :: https://www.google.com/calendar/5f590d2a5ab79957a762d3b98d833d9edoozercompiled__en_gb.js :: Lv :: line 217"  data: no]
      Source File: https://www.google.com/calendar/5f590d2a5ab79957a762d3b98d833d9edoozercompiled__en_gb.js
      Line: 217

From the looks of the google results, it's some change in the code that's affected other extensions in the newest version too, no idea how to fix atm though...

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EroMraB user
Posted Mar 28, 2008

Mine quit working too...

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Posted Mar 26, 2008

This script has just stopped working for me. Anyone else? Did Google change something?

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Posted Oct 1, 2007

this would be even better if there was a way to scroll by only one week at a time when in month view but I'm pretty sure that's impossible with the way google calendar is scripted as of now. Just a thought...

P.S. Awesome script!!! this is fabulous!

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Archon810 user
Posted Apr 10, 2007

Excellent plugin, one of the most useful and ingenious ones here.

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Kyosuke script's author
Posted Sep 29, 2006

thanks all. New version is now available.

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Posted Sep 27, 2006

Excellent! I've been looking for something like this.

One suggestion: add it to the date-picker, too! It's simple; insert

$('dp_0').addEventListener(
"DOMMouseScroll",
function(e) {
var x = {};
x.target = e.target;
x.keyCode = (e.detail < 0) ? 80 : 78;
unsafeWindow._calKeyDown(x);
},
false
);

right after the one for maincell.

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cwernham user
Posted Sep 7, 2006

Good script! It needs the https ones adding as well (to save anyone doing it themselves) to make it work with the secure calandar (when using the GMail secure script) out of the box.

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esquifit scriptwright
Posted Jul 8, 2006

A superb example of a clever and cleanly written script. Five stars for both idea and realisation. Many thanks!

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bahua user
Posted Jun 12, 2006

This is an excellent, simple script. Mousewheel functionality adds a world of use to Google calendar, especially in my default view(monthly).

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