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Answered: In the ASP.NET version, you can subscribe to "onscroll" event on the main scrolling area. This element is accessible as "dp.nav.scroll" on the client side (where "dp" is the value of ClientObjectName...

Answered: The Scheduler marks the important elements with custom CSS classes (the names are derived from the theme names). You can find the list here: https://kb.daypilot.org/62119/list-of-css-classes-used-in-...

Answered: Hi all, after a hour, I anwsered by myself. Here is my solution: dpm.onTimeRangeSelected = function (args) { dpm.clearSelection(); args.preventDefault(); }

Answered: The JavaScript Scheduler doesn't modify the "id" property of the event data object - I recommend checking your data source. Note that this is a very old DayPilot version which is not supported anymor...

Answered: I confirm the bug. It's already fixed in the latest sandbox build (8.4.3627): https://aspnet.daypilot.org/sandbox/ There will be a new release available shortly. Let me know if the problem persists.

Answered: This seems to work fine for me: var dp = new DayPilot.Scheduler("dp"); // ... dp.onEventMove = function (args) { var selectedEvents = dp.multiselect.events(); }; dp.init(); If it still doesn't work, ...

Answered: Your second example seems to work fine for me (in both AngularJS and plain JavaScript version). Just a couple of comments: 1. As you have noticed already, dataTagFields is not used in the JavaScript ...

Answered: You can customize the drag and drop operations using the real-time events: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-oneventmoving/ https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-oneventresizing/ http...

Answered: This problem is fixed now in the latest sandbox build (8.4.5897): https://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/Calendar/ A new release will be available in a couple of days.

Answered: All themes (except of the embedded "scheduler_default" theme) are defined in separate css files which need to be included in the HTML page. You can find the themes in "demo/themes" directory of the d...

Answered: It turns out that the project included an incorrect version of _db.php that initializes the database. A fixed project is now available for download. The employees are stored in the database, in a tab...

Answered: Figured it out: The second level columns need unique id's. They had id's from a for-loop that was reset for each first level column.

Answered: Yes, it is supported in Angular as well. In Angular, you just need to specify the properties and event handlers on the "config" object instead of DayPilot.Scheduler object. All features work the same...

Answered: You probably mean the "Hiding Non-Business Hours" feature of the Scheduler: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/hiding-non-business-hours/ You can show weekends by setting businessWeekends property to...

Answered: That should be fixed now in the latest release (8.4.3058): https://javascript.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-javascript-8-4-sp6/ Let me know if the problem persists.

Answered: It looks like you didn't specify the date (start property) for the child columns. If the date isn't specified it uses the dp.startDate value (it doesn't automatically inherit the "start" value from t...

Answered: Please see the PDF export tutorials at code.daypilot.org: https://code.daypilot.org/76551/html5-scheduler-paged-pdf-export https://code.daypilot.org/73551/html5-scheduler-pdf-export-javascript