I take it you’re loading all of the calendars with AJAX, is that correct? Normally the event just fires off when the page finishes loading, but then it does also fire off after each AJAX calendar loads, because it’s not aware of whether or not there are multiple calendars on the page.

I’ll investigate the feasibility of making it aware of the DOM id of the calendar that it loaded with.

I have this ready to go in the next update, which should be released sometime this week.

I am now passing the DOM element object with the trigger, so you can access any properties of the element. Note that this is only relevant if the calendar is being loaded via AJAX.

Here’s some sample code that will display an alert box containing the id of the DOM element that loaded the AJAX calendar, with a check that the id property is defined:

jQuery(document).on('r34ics_init_start', function(e, elem) {
if (typeof elem.attr('id') != 'undefined') {
alert(elem.attr('id'));
}
});

Note that when calling a function on a JavaScript event, the first input parameter e is the event itself. My custom parameter elem is the second parameter.

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