<script type='text/javascript'>

     $.noConflict();
     jQuery(document).ready(function() {

        tempValue = '{!$CurrentPage.parameters.startDate}';

        var userLang = UserContext.dateFormat;

        y='';
        d='';
        m='';

        console.log(userLang);

        if (userLang === "M/d/yyyy") {

            var dateTemp = tempValue.split("/");

            d1 = dateTemp[0];
            m1 = dateTemp[1];
            y1 = dateTemp[2];

            newDate = new Date(d1 + "/" + m1 + "/" + y1);
            d = newDate.getDate();
            m = newDate.getMonth();
            y = newDate.getFullYear();
        };

        if (userLang === "dd/MM/yyyy") {

            var dateTemp = tempValue.split("/");

            d1 = dateTemp[0];
            m1 = dateTemp[1];
            y1 = dateTemp[2];

            newDate = new Date(m1 + "/" + d1 + "/" + y1);
            d = newDate.getDate();
            m = newDate.getMonth();
            y = newDate.getFullYear();
        };

        if (userLang === "dd.MM.yyyy") {

            var dateTemp = tempValue.split(".");

            d1 = dateTemp[0];
            m1 = dateTemp[1];
            y1 = dateTemp[2];

            newDate = new Date(m1 + "/" + d1 + "/" + y1);
            d = newDate.getDate();
            m = newDate.getMonth();
            y = newDate.getFullYear();
        };


    //We need to wrap everything in a doc.ready function so that the code fires after the DOM is loaded
    //Call the fullCallendar method. You can replace the '#calendar' with the ID of the dom element where you want the calendar to go.
        jQuery('#calendar').fullCalendar({
            year: y,
            month: m,
            date: d,
            defaultView: 'agendaDay',
            slotMinutes: 15,
            header: {
                left: 'prev,next today',
                center: 'title',
                right: 'month,agendaWeek,agendaDay'
            },
            editable: false,
            events:
            [
                //At run time, this APEX Repeat will reneder the array elements for the events array
                <apex:repeat value="{!events}" var="e">//this is my list with variables
                    {
                        title: "{!e.title}",
                        start: '{!e.startString}',
                        end: '{!e.endString}',
                        url: '{!e.url}',
                        allDay: {!e.allDay},
                        className: '{!e.className}',
                    },
                </apex:repeat>
            ],
            eventRender: function(Calevent, element) {
                element.qtip({
                    content: event.OwnerName__c //this is not working(
                });
            }
        });
    });
</script>