minimumDateForCalendar not working

[cicerohellmann]

Hello. I'm using FSCalendar using Swift 2.3 and I'm in the 'FSCalendar', '2.3.3'. Xcode 7.3.1.
I can't get the minimumDateForCalendar to work.
I tried in a lot of ways:

func minimumDateForCalendar(calendar: FSCalendar) -> NSDate {
          let date = NSDate()
          return date
}

func minimumDateForCalendar(calendar: FSCalendar) -> NSDate {
    let date = NSDate()
	let calendarTemp = NSCalendar.currentCalendar()
	let day = calendarTemp.components(.Day, fromDate: date)
	let month = calendarTemp.components(.Month, fromDate: date)
	let year = calendarTemp.components(.Year, fromDate: date)
	return calendar.dateWithYear(year.year, month: month.month, day: day.day)
}

func minimumDateForCalendar(calendar: FSCalendar) -> NSDate {
    return calendar.dateWithYear(2016, month: 11, day: 22)
}

None seem to work. This is my class header:

class CalendarViewController: UIViewController, FSCalendarDataSource, FSCalendarDelegate
This is happening in any device I try.
I already tried some weird stuff.

The way the calendar is declared is this:

@IBOutlet weak var calendar: FSCalendar!

and it's bound to a calendar in my Storyboard.

There is no crashes, I used a breakpoint to make sure the method is not even being accessed. And when I try to type the method name it's auto complete work so I believe I'm importing the right stuff.

If you need any more information about this problem, please let me know, I really wan't to use youre lib
:)

[WenchaoD]

Hi @cicerohellmann. Have you linked the dataSource property from Storyboard correctly?

[JasonPan]

Hi @WenchaoD. I'm having the same issue (tried linking the dataSource property both through code and the storyboard, to no avail). It's still allowing me to select a date "older" than the one specified in my minimumDateForCalendar! I can see that the minimum month is correct, and that it has greyed out the older dates - is this the intended behaviour? Is there a way to disable selection of these dates, if this is the case?

Please let me know if I can help further (i.e. more info).

Thanks for the great component!

[JasonPan]

Aha! I found that I can achieve my required behaviour using shouldSelectDate (and checking whether the date is less than the minimumDate. I still don't understand why this isn't the default behaviour?

[JasonPan]

Also, as a side note, I noticed that setting the delegate or dataSource properties via code don't seem to take effect - only through the storyboard. Is this behaviour intentional?

[WenchaoD]

@JasonPan About the selection behavior, it is appended as default now, thanks for the proposal.
About delegate problem, please check your code again. And make a line-to-line comparison with the example if necessary. Thanks.

And I'll add specific example for Swift2.3 later.