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Android: Custom Calendar Control

Caldroid 

Caldroid is a fragment that display calendar with dates in a month. Caldroid can be used as embedded fragment, or as dialog fragment. User can also swipe left/right to navigate to different months.

Caldroid can be used with Android 2.2 and above. For more details refer github. 

 

Here is the output of custom calendar control. You can also set custom background with different argument. This Calendar control is also open in dialog box just add code.on button click and access the calendar in dialog box.

Enjoy.

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