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I also noticed that the time of day selected is always 22:00:00 I would rather have the time Italian ... how could I change this?

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Hi there. I don't quite understand when the local notification should be scheduled. When the date is selected?
But I think your problem is only about the components of the date. NSDateComponents would be much helpful. Here is the sample code:

    NSCalendar *calendar = [NSCalendar currentCalendar];
    NSDateComponents *components = [calendar components:NSCalendarUnitYear|NSCalendarUnitMonth|NSCalendarUnitDay|NSCalendarUnitHour|NSCalendarUnitMinute|NSCalendarUnitSecond fromDate:_yourSelectedDate];
    // or   NSDateComponents *components = [calendar components:11111100 fromDate:_yourSelectedDate];
    components.hour = 9;
    components.minute = 0;
    components.second = 0;
    NSDate *dateYouNeed = [calendar dateFromComponents:components]; /// 2015-05-23 09:00:00

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ah ok perfect you have been very kind .. one thing I wanted to ask you when the calendar shows the month names in Italian can not display case in names ... instead of writing in May or May I wrote only in May lowercase .. how can I solve this?

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I don't know about words of Italian, and the month names are totally generated by the system. But probably you should try to change the headerDateFormat of FSCalendar.

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Hello then I set headerFormat in this way but continues to give me back

may 2015

instead of May 2015

... where am I doing wrong? because if the months are in English everything is correct? in Italian it provides me with this problem ...

This is how I implemented the header format:

   NSString *format = [NSDateFormatter dateFormatFromTemplate:@"MMMM yyyy" options:0 locale:  [NSLocale currentLocale]];
    [self.calendarView setHeaderDateFormat:format];

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Have you tried this?

 _calendar.headerDateFormat = [NSDateFormatter dateFormatFromTemplate:@"MMMM yyyy" options:0 locale:[NSLocale localeWithLocaleIdentifier:@"it_IT"]];

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Hello, I tried as I have advised you
_calendar.headerDateFormat = [NSDateFormatter dateFormatFromTemplate: @ "MMMM yyyy" options: 0 locale: [NSLocale localeWithLocaleIdentifier: @ "it_IT"]];

but the result is always the same ... keep me back in may 2015 instead of May 2015 ... I do not understand why the months in English display them properly but not Italian :(

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Hi, I can't figure out the reason. But I am interest on what would there be if you change the local identifier to "zh_CN". I'd like to see whether it displays Chinese words rightly. You can send a screen shot here.

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This is the China format from my simulator after implement your code

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Sorry, haven't met that kinda problem before. Though it's not a good idea, you can assign [monthString capitalizedString] to each cell in FSCalendarHeader.

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I understand .. you think you can solve this problem in fscalendar?

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Just speculation

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Hello, forgive me, but I'm using the google translator to read your posts and I did not understand your last post ... Could you explain what did you mean? Sorry again for my bad English :)

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Yes, I mean I 'guess' you can solve the problem in FSCalendar, but not sure about it.

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ok while you explain to me exactly where I should make the change you suggested with [capitalize string]?

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Yes, it means making the first letter uppercase.

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yes yes, I understood what he meant, I can not understand where to go to change exactly in your code in fs calendar header

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?

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func calendar(calendar: FSCalendar!, hasEventForDate date: NSDate!) -> Bool {
return shouldShowEventDot
}
this method is deprecated.what we use to show colour Dot on all dates of array i.e.["2017-05-12","2017-12-05"].

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