Add calendar to iOS app

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Created Jun ’15

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am attempting to create an app of events where I add an event to my online database and it is added to the calendar of my application. So example, If i add "Party on the beach" in my db,set date to 25th June 2015. A user opening the application and navigating to "Events..selecting June" will see this on a calendar.

I am having a little trouble implementing something of the sort as all searches is leading me of how to sync my app with the native calendar app of the device which is not exactly what I want.

Basically I just want a calendar in my app which reads events from online.. Any assistance to point me in the right direction would be appreciated.

Clarification

I have a hosted database and this isn't my issue, what I am looking to find is some calendar that can read events from said database.

Say I have a class room of students, what I am trying to accomplish is: After I update my database with an event(exam at 2:30) logging into the app and selecting the event tab shows the info i added on the set date.

I have found a list of custom calendars and im trying to see if they can read events from a network location.

Not sure why question has been down voted

https://www.cocoacontrols.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=Calendar

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DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Jul ’15

Not sure why question has been down voted

Probably because you've posted it to a topic area that's about the Objective-C language itself but the question isn't about Objective-C but rather about the various system frameworks that you access from Objective-C.

Once I understand your question better, I should be able to recommend a better place to post it.

To that end, reading through your question I'm not sure what you're really asking. You seem to have two things to do:

getting data from your online database in some sort of model-level objects (A)
writing code to display those model-level objects as a classic calendar view (B)

Which of these is most important to you?

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