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Repeat Events

Is it possible to create Repeat Events for example.

1. Book room on all week days at 11 for 2 hours.

2. Book room on all Mondaysat 11 for 2 hours for 4 weeks

Thanks

Asked by Anonymous 4 years ago.
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This should be handled on the data layer - i.e. you should supply one record per event occurrence in the data source.

However, for 4.2 release I plan to include a helper data control that will take your recurrence data from the original source and expand it into the occurrences so it can be shown in DayPilot.

It will work like this (schema):

RecurrenceHelper.DataSource = originalDataSource;
RecurrenceHelper.Expand += new ExpandRulesEventHandler(YourOwnExpandRulesEventHandler);

DayPilotCalendar.DataSource = RecurrenceHelper;
Comment posted by Dan Letecky 4 years ago.

Thanks - I will look to the road map for the release date of 4.2.

Gareth

Comment posted by Gareth Phillips 4 years ago.

Hi Dan,

I was wondering if you are a little bit further with reoccuring appointments (the option to schedule repeating appointments)? It's an feature which will be important for us.

BTW, I am impressed by what you have done, we are looking forward to implement the pro version in our tool (with the mentioned feature in it :) )

michael

Comment posted by Michael 4 years ago.
Michael,

As I told you by e-mail, it would be possible to bring it back to the plan (it's on hold at the moment). But it will need some experimenting to see if it's a real help - it might be easier to expand the individual events from the recurrence rules using your own routines (the control will impose a certain model and you might want to use a different one).
Comment posted by Dan Letecky 4 years ago.

do we have any progress on repeating events?

Comment posted by Anonymous 2 years ago.

Recurrence is supported since 6.0 release:

http://www.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-6-0.html

See also a tutorial for DayPilot Calendar:

http://www.daypilot.org/calendar-tutorial-recurrent-events.html

Answer posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot] 10 months ago.
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