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FullCalendar 2.3.1 #173

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Updated to FullCalendar 2.3.1, see #121

The default of the properties selectable and selectHelper has changed to align with the original javascript library and its documentation. If you want to be able to select empty cells in your calendar, you will now need to set this explicitly:

CalendarConfig config = new CalendarConfig();
config.setSelectable(true);
config.setSelectHelper(true);

The .css has been updated as well from the original library file so this might overwrite changes made in 390e278. @bauna can you fix this again or get it into the original projects http://fullcalendar.io/wiki/Contributing/ ?

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The FullCalendar selectable and selectHelper properties can now be set
via the CalendarConfig. Changed the default values to false to align
the behaviour with the JavaScript version.
unselectAuto, unselectCancel, selectConstraint, selectOverlap, select
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[ERROR] error reading /home/travis/.m2/repository/com/google/gwt/gwt-user/2.7.0/gwt-user-2.7.0.jar; error in opening zip file

@jgodi cannot see what is wrong here, can you help?

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jgodi commented Apr 30, 2015

Ill merge this, if it fails then we can fix it once it's merged. Shouldn't fail. Thanks!

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@jgodi jgodi merged commit 84e95c4 into gwtbootstrap3:master Apr 30, 2015
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jgodi commented Apr 30, 2015

Ya, build successfully once merged. Thanks!

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Great, thanks!

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