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    GravityCalendar

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    • Calendar: Developer Hooks

    Calendar: Developer Hooks

    Estimated reading: 13 minutes

    Updated on October 16, 2026

    Note: The PHP examples on this page go in your site’s code. See Where to put code samples. For every GravityCalendar hook, with its parameters and where it is in the code, see GravityCalendar on gravitykit.dev.

    Plugin paths #

    gravityview/calendar/scripts/fullcalendar

    Modify the FullCalendar core script used.

    ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
    $pathstring{URL of plugin directory}/lib/fullcalendar/main.min.js (main.js when SCRIPT_DEBUG is on)Full URL to the FullCalendar script.

    gravityview/calendar/scripts/fullcalendar/locales_dir_url

    This filter is deprecated: the calendar no longer loads FullCalendar locale files. A callback on the filter still runs, but nothing uses the URL it returns. To change the calendar’s language, see Override the calendar language below.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $locales_url string {URL of plugin directory}/lib/fullcalendar/locales/ Not used. GravityCalendar no longer includes this folder.

    FullCalendar overrides #

    gravityview/calendar/options

    Modify all FullCalendar options in an array.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $calendar_options array Array of settings used when rendering FullCalendar
    $form_id int Current form ID The ID of the form connected to the calendar
    $feed_id int Current feed ID The ID of the calendar feed currently being shown

    Override the calendar language

    The calendar’s language is the feed’s Localization setting, in its Calendar Settings section. A new feed starts at the site’s language when the calendar supports it, and at English otherwise. The gravityview/calendar/default_locale filter changes that starting value: it receives a language code such as en or de and returns the one to use.

    To set the language in code instead, change locale in gravityview/calendar/options. The month title, the dates, and the calendar’s own text follow it. The toolbar buttons keep the Localization language unless the same filter also sets buttonText, as in this example for French:

    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/options', function ( $calendar_options, $form_id, $feed_id ) {
        $calendar_options['locale'] = 'fr';
    
        // The toolbar labels follow the feed's Localization setting, so set them as well.
        $calendar_options['buttonText'] = array_merge( (array) ( $calendar_options['buttonText'] ?? [] ), [
            'today'        => "Aujourd'hui",
            'dayGridMonth' => 'Mois',
            'timeGridWeek' => 'Semaine',
            'timeGridDay'  => 'Jour',
        ] );
    
        return $calendar_options;
    }, 10, 3 );

    The keys in buttonText are the toolbar’s view names. A calendar that shows other views, such as listWeek, needs a key for each of them.

    Display events as a full-width block

    On the grid layout, set eventDisplay to block to show each event as a full-width block with a background color:

    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/options', function ( $calendar_options, $form_id, $feed_id ) {
        $calendar_options['eventDisplay'] = 'block';
        return $calendar_options;
    }, 10, 3 );

    Hiding days from other months (showNonCurrentDates)

    Here’s an example of modifying the GravityCalendar output to disable showNonCurrentDates, but only for calendar feed #5:

    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/options', function ( $calendar_options, $form_id, $feed_id ) {
        // Only modify the setting for Calendar #5
        if( 5 !== $feed_id ) {
            return $calendar_options;
        }
    
        $calendar_options['showNonCurrentDates'] = false;
    
        return  $calendar_options;
    }, 10, 3 );

    Showing times with two-digit minutes

    The FullCalendar script displays times in a truncated manner on the month grid view. If you want to force times to be displayed with a 2-digit minute, you can with the filter below.

    FullCalendar’s date formatting reference lists every option.

    add_filter('gravityview/calendar/options', function ($calendar_options, $form_id, $feed_id ) {
        $calendar_options['eventTimeFormat'] = [
            'hour' => 'numeric',
            'minute' => '2-digit',
            'meridiem' => 'short'
        ];
        return $calendar_options;
    }, 10, 3 );

    Limiting the Agenda layouts to working hours on weekdays

    The Week (Agenda) and Day (Agenda) layouts show all 24 hours, and the week shows all seven days. This code shows 8am to 8pm, Monday to Friday, in both Agenda layouts of one calendar. Replace 5 with the calendar’s ID, shown in the ID column on the All Calendars screen.

    /**
     * Shows 8am to 8pm, Monday to Friday, in the Agenda layouts of calendar 5.
     *
     * @param array $calendar_options FullCalendar options.
     * @param int   $form_id          ID of the form the calendar uses.
     * @param int   $feed_id          ID of the calendar.
     *
     * @return array FullCalendar options.
     */
    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/options', function ( $calendar_options, $form_id, $feed_id ) {
        if ( 5 !== $feed_id ) {
            return $calendar_options;
        }
    
        $calendar_options['views']['timeGrid']['slotMinTime'] = '08:00:00';
        $calendar_options['views']['timeGrid']['slotMaxTime'] = '20:00:00';
        $calendar_options['views']['timeGrid']['weekends']    = false;
    
        return $calendar_options;
    }, 10, 3 );

    Events outside those hours, and events on Saturday and Sunday, don’t appear in the Agenda layouts. The other layouts still show them.

    gravityview/calendar/extra_options

    Modify extra options used in the plugin’s UI that aren’t standard to FullCalendar.

    This is a way to pass additional data to the FullCalendar configuration object in a way that won’t affect initialization. For example, navigateToEvents is a custom calendar option and will throw an error if used to initialize a FullCalendar instance in the UI.

    You can use it for similar reasons. For an example, see GravityCalendar event tooltips: what they show and how to change them, which uses it to turn off the event tooltip and to change where it opens.

    Rendering & content overrides #

    gravityview/calendar/settings/entry_status

    Modify the status used to find matching entries. If set to false, no status will be defined, and all entries will be returned.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $status string, false 'active' Gravity Forms entry status. Options: 'active', 'spam', 'trash', or false

    gravityview/calendar/settings/sort_order

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $sort_order array [ 'key' => {sort field}, 'direction' => {sort order} ] Sort order with key and direction values. They come from the feed’s sort settings; with none saved, the start date field in ascending order.
    $feed_id int Current feed ID ID of the current feed being processed
    $field_map array The feed’s field map Gravity Forms field map array of feed fields mapped to calendar settings (e.g., start_time, end_time)
    /**
     * Overrides the sort order to be sorted by form field #3 when using Calendar #22
     */
    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/settings/sort_order', function ( $sort_order, $feed_id, $field_map ) {
    
        if( 22 !== $feed_id ) {
            return  $sort_order;
        }
    
        return array(
            'key' => 3,
            'direction' => 'DESC',
        );
    
    }, 10, 3 );

    gravityview/calendar/events/source_data

    This filter supplies the entries the calendar shows in place of the form’s entries. When it returns any entries, the calendar shows only those and doesn’t read the form.

    Note: $from_date and $to_date values are created with strtotime() from Start Date and End Date field values. They are false if there was an error parsing the value when creating the timestamp.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $entries array [] Entries for the calendar, each shaped like a Gravity Forms entry, with its values under the field IDs the calendar’s settings use. Empty unless another callback added some.
    $feed_id int 0 ID of the current feed being processed
    $from_date int, false, null null Start date timestamp used to filter events.
    $to_date int, false, null null End date timestamp used to filter events.

    Example: show an event that isn’t stored in the form

    /**
     * Adds an event to calendar 5 that isn't stored as an entry.
     *
     * @param array          $entries   Entries for the calendar. Empty unless another callback added some.
     * @param int            $feed_id   ID of the calendar.
     * @param int|false|null $from_date Start of the dates shown, as a timestamp.
     * @param int|false|null $to_date   End of the dates shown, as a timestamp.
     *
     * @return array Entries for the calendar, each shaped like a Gravity Forms entry.
     */
    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/events/source_data', function ( $entries, $feed_id, $from_date, $to_date ) {
        if ( 5 !== (int) $feed_id ) {
            return $entries;
        }
    
        $entries[] = [
            'id'      => 9001,
            'form_id' => 4,
            '1'       => 'Cello, advanced', // Field 1, used in the calendar's Event Title.
            '2'       => '2026-10-20',      // Field 2, the calendar's Start Date.
            '3'       => '10:30',           // Field 3, the calendar's Start Time.
            '4'       => '12:30',           // Field 4, the calendar's End Time.
        ];
    
        return $entries;
    }, 10, 4 );

    Each entry holds its values under the field IDs that the calendar’s settings use. In this example, the calendar’s Start Date is field 2, its Start Time is field 3, its End Time is field 4, and its Event Title is {Lesson:1}. Replace 5 with the calendar’s ID and the field IDs with your own. An array with keys such as title and start shows no event.

    gravityview/calendar/events/exclude

    Prevent entries from being displayed in the calendar by returning an array of IDs.

    Note: An entry ID in this list is hidden even if it is also on the include list (see the gravityview/calendar/events/include filter).

    ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
    $entry_idsarray[]Entry IDs to hide. It starts empty; return the IDs of the entries the calendar should leave out.
    $formarrayCurrent formGravity Forms form object connected to the calendar feed
    $feedarrayCurrent feedCalendar Gravity Forms feed object
    $field_maparrayThe feed’s field mapGravity Forms field map array of feed fields mapped to calendar settings (e.g., start_time, end_time)
    $entriesarray[] or array[]The full entries the calendar fetched.

    gravityview/calendar/events/include

    Show these events in the calendar.

    ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
    $entry_idsarrayThe IDs of the entries the calendar fetchedEntry IDs to show. Return fewer IDs to show fewer events.
    $formarrayCurrent formGravity Forms form object connected to the calendar feed
    $feedarrayCurrent feedCalendar Gravity Forms feed object
    $field_maparrayThe feed’s field mapGravity Forms field map array of feed fields mapped to calendar settings (e.g., start_time, end_time)
    $entriesarray[] or array[]The full entries the calendar fetched.

    gravityview/calendar/events/do_shortcodes

    Modify whether to process shortcodes in the event title and event description.

    ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
    $do_shortcodebooltrueWhether to process shortcodes in the event title and description.
    $formarrayCurrent formGravity Forms form object connected to the calendar feed
    $feedarrayCurrent feedCalendar Gravity Forms feed object
    $field_maparrayThe feed’s field mapGravity Forms field map array of feed fields mapped to calendar settings (e.g., start_time, end_time)

    gravityview/calendar/shortcode/render/element_attributes

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $attributes array See below Array of HTML attributes to be applied to the calendar container
    KeyTypeDefaultDescription
    classstringgv-fullcalendarCSS class for the container
    data-feed_idint$feed_idThe ID of the feed being rendered.
    data-calendar_idstringwp_generate_password()Simple hash to differentiate multiple calendars.
    data-view_idint$view_idThe ID of the View the calendar is embedded in, or 0 outside a View.
    data-heightstringThe embed’s height, or the feed’s Height when Sizing is Fixed, otherwise autoHeight of the calendar for this embed.
    idstringgv-calendar-{View ID}-{feed ID}Set only when the calendar is inside a View.
    data-gv-morphstringkeepSet only inside a View, so the calendar stays in place when GravityView refreshes the View.

    Feed setting filters #

    gravityview/calendar/settings/total-event-limit

    Modify the total number of events displayed on a calendar. Events from the form’s entries have no limit by default. Events supplied through gravityview/calendar/events/source_data are limited to 1000. Return 0 or less for no limit.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $total_event_limit int 0 for entries, 1000 for source_data events Maximum total number of events to fetch. 0 or less means no limit.
    $feed_id int Current feed ID The ID of the calendar feed currently being shown

    gravityview/calendar/settings/fields/date

    Override the field types shown in the feed configuration when selecting Start Date and End Date.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $field_types array ['date', 'date_created', 'date_updated', 'event'] Default field types used for populating the Start Date or End Date settings.

    Allow for text fields to be used in the feed configuration

    If you allow entering dates into a text field (not recommended, because the formatting varies), you can use that field as the Start Date or End Date. The code below allows that:

    /**
     * Add Text fields to the list of fields to display when selecting Start Date and End Date.
     *
     * @param array $field_types
     *
     * @return array Field types, with "text" added.
     */
    add_filter( 'gravityview/calendar/settings/fields/date', function ( $field_types ) {
    
        $field_types[] = 'text';
    
        return $field_types;
    } );

    gravityview/calendar/settings/fields/time

    Override the field types shown in the feed configuration when selecting Start Time and End Time.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $field_types array ['time', 'date_created_time', 'date_updated_time', 'event'] Default field types used for populating the Start Time or End Time settings.

    gravityview/calendar/settings/fields/location

    Override the field types shown in the feed configuration when selecting Event Location.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $field_types array ['address'] Default field types used for populating the Event Location setting.

    gravityview/calendar/settings/fields/url

    Override the field types shown in the feed configuration when selecting Event URL.

    Parameter Type Default Description
    $field_types array ['url', 'website'] Default field types used for populating the Event URL setting.

    Calendar subscription cache filters #

    Subscription calendars (the .ics feed that calendar apps poll) are generated once, stored, and served from that stored copy. The copy is rebuilt when it expires, when the feed is saved, and when entries are added, edited, or deleted. These filters control that behavior.

    gk/gravitycalendar/ics-export/cache/enabled

    Whether generated subscription calendars are stored and served from the stored copy. Return false to generate the calendar on every request, site-wide or for one feed.

    • bool $enabled Whether the generated calendar may be stored. Default true
    • int $feed_id The feed being generated

    gk/gravitycalendar/ics-export/cache/lifetime

    How long a stored subscription calendar is served before it is rebuilt.

    • int $lifetime Seconds. Default 3600 (one hour)
    • int $feed_id The feed ID

    gk/gravitycalendar/ics-export/cache/rebuild-timeout

    How long a rebuild may run before its claim is considered abandoned and another request is allowed to rebuild the calendar.

    • int $seconds Timeout in seconds. Default 600 (ten minutes)
    • int $feed_id The feed ID

    Example: serve feed 12 fresh on every request, and keep every other feed’s stored copy for 15 minutes instead of an hour.

    add_filter( 'gk/gravitycalendar/ics-export/cache/enabled', function ( $enabled, $feed_id ) {
        return 12 === $feed_id ? false : $enabled;
    }, 10, 2 );
    
    add_filter( 'gk/gravitycalendar/ics-export/cache/lifetime', function ( $lifetime, $feed_id ) {
        return 15 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS;
    }, 10, 2 );
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