This doesn't mean it's in the core
Just to let all of you know: EventsX is really old and no longer supported by me.
Quote from: jeroenkenters at Oct 23, 2014, 01:59 PMJust to let all of you know: EventsX is really old and no longer supported by me.
Thanks Jeroen. I ended up doing my own solution using Twitter bootstrap calendar and getResources to create the JSON feed. Works really well - don't really think any need for a specific Calendar addon in MODx anymore with the availability of jQuery calendars' out there which accept a JSON feed.
which features do you need exactly?
Maybe migxCalendars has everything what you need.
If not, its extendable to your needs.

This is possible.
Are there multiple Objects, where each of them needs to have their own multiple 'occupied periods' (start/enddate)?

There is calendar extra coming from the core team, check out this screenshot from the MODX blog:
http://modx.com/blog/2014/09/30/collections-easily-customizable-admin-views-for-content-types/#qcom1464
Quote from: absent42 at Oct 22, 2014, 12:37 PMThere is calendar extra coming from the core team, check out this screenshot from the MODX blog:
http://modx.com/blog/2014/09/30/collections-easily-customizable-admin-views-for-content-types/#qcom1464
I've been checking for this often but I have my doubts it will ever come out since soon was 9 months ago and perhaps it is not a priority anymore to the developer(s). Was it ever released?
We are using migxCalendars, which is great, but it's not context sensitive at the moment.