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Answered: The isEmpty() method of DayPilot.Row is available since client core version 2759. It's now available in the sandbox version of DayPilot Pro for ASP.NET MVC: https://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/ The late...

Answered: You might be defining onBeforeEventRender handler too late in the component lifecycle (after it is rendered). Try adding it to the config object (see also the Angular 4 Calendar tutorial at https://c...

Answered: You can display custom HTML using DayPilot.Modal.showHtml(): var modal = new DayPilot.Modal(); // ... modal.showHtml("<div>text</div>");

Answered: The original data object is accessible as "data" property of the row object. You can get the row object (DayPilot.Row class) using .rows.find(): var row = dp.rows.find(args.resource); var rm_cat = ro...

Answered: Thanks for the update. There is also a built-in AutoRefresh feature that is a bit smarter (it doesn't fire if a drag and drop operation is in progress): https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/autorefresh/

Answered: The best way would be to use TimeRangeSelectingJavaScript to provide a custom event handler that forbids the selection for the given rows. Something like this: @Html.DayPilotScheduler("dps", new DayP...

Answered: Yes, you were correct I was using Version 7.9.5741.1, now that I changed to 8.3.5862.1 is working properly. Thanks.

Answered: I did a couple of tests but unfortunately the only browser that lets you specify orientation when printing is Chrome. The only reliable way is to create a PDF file and insert the exported image. See ...

Answered: This tutorial required DayPilot Pro (the commercial version). It looks like you are using DayPilot Lite (the open-source version) which doesn't support all the features (e.g. SetScrollX() method).

Answered: The event colors should be already fixed in the latest sandbox version (since build 2936): https://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/ The TypeScript definitions [missing exportAs()] will be updated sho...

Answered: You need to supply one item in the datasource for each of the rows. Typically, you'll be storing the resources assignment (event-resource link) as a separate DB record anyway. I recommend using the a...

Answered: This will work fine - just make sure you don't overwrite Events in OnFinish(). OnFinish() is called at the end of every CallBack request.