I saw this question in the forums, but it doesn't appear that it was ever implemented.

I am looking at using IGCalendarView in an app that I am building for iPhone and iPad. Here's my scenario:

For the iPad, I have a view controller with a horizontal stack view and two container view controllers. The left container shows a child view controller that is using IGCalendarView in day view to show the user their schedule for "today". I have turned off the title bar and dayViewWeekAreaVisible is set to false. In the right child controller, I have other information to show them that is relevant to "today".

Currently, the user can swipe left or right on the day view to change the day view to a different date. This isn't the functionality that I want. I just want them to see the current day. I may later implement a swipe left or swipe right on the parent view so switch out the current date, but I want that done at the parent view level and not by the IGCalendarView.

Could you please consider adding an option to turn off the swipe left/swipe right feature on the day view for IGCalendarView?

Thanks.