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Answered: The attached sample project includes a working application - you can check the source code of the controll in TutorialCS/App_Code/Controller/SchedulerController.cs. It's now also added to the tutoria...

Answered: You can customize the appearence by creating a custom CSS theme. You can use the online theme designer to generate a new theme: http://themes.daypilot.org/ The generated CSS file can be also customiz...

Answered: It's possible to set the height to 100% of the parent element using HeightSpec = Parent100Pct option: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/100-pct-height/ Just set the parent element position using CSS...

Answered: The current version doesn't add the time automatically but you can enable it using ShowEventStartEnd property: ShowEventStartEnd="true"

Answered: This property is obsolete now when CssOnly="false" mode is not supported anymore. However, you can achieve this effect using CSS. The border is defined using a cell class. The default style ("calenda...

Answered: Your setup seems to overwrite the "events" property of the DayPilot.Scheduler object somewhere. The events property holds not only the event data (events.list) but also other methods (events.update()...

Answered: As far as I can tell there is no "exp" property in DayPilot. It looks like it's related to watching changes of an object that you reference using "config" or "events" attributes. The slowdown is also...

Answered: Workaround done. Problem fixed. Handling the onEventRightClick Event. if (args.originalEvent.ctrlKey==true) { args.preventDefault(); }

Answered: This was a temporary issue of the sandbox build. The latest sandbox build doesn't print it anymore (8.2.2396): http://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/scheduler/

Answered: There is an API to find events using the event id: var id = "123"; var e = dp.events.find(id); Then you will be able to focus it using scrolling methods: dp.scrollTo(e.start()); dp.scrollToResource(e...

Answered: At this moment the export doesn't support HTML. There are onBefore*Export events that let you supply alternative text: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-onbeforeeventexport/ https://api.day...

Answered: It's possible to highlight the busy hours inside an event using custom active areas. Example that highlights 9am - 5pm (on workdays) inside an event: dp.onBeforeEventRender = function(args) { var sta...

Answered: It's possible to add an extra margin to the bottom (or top) of the row: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/row-height/ dp.rowMarginBottom = 5;

Answered: Yes, you can use rows.expandAll() method: dp.rows.expandAll(); See also: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-rows-expandall/

Answered: Yes, you can do it using businessBeginsHour and businessEndsHour properties. See also: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/business-hours/

Answered: Older versions of DayPilot stored event data in ViewState by default. Newer versions use StoreEventsInViewState property to control the behavior. By default it is set to "false". You can enable the o...

Answered: This bug is fixed in the sandbox build already: http://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/ The fix will also be included in the next official release.