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Answered: You should call .update() after changing startDate or days. This is an example from the the navigator integration demo: http://javascript.daypilot.org/demo/scheduler/navigator.html See onTimeRangeSel...

Answered: DayPilot uses event.returnValue to prevent the default action conditionaly - only if event.preventDefault() method is not available. Most likely, this warning is not generated by DayPilot. Either way...

Answered: 1. If you want to use <asp:Calendar> control you will need to place both controls inside an UpdatePanel. In the Calendar.SelectionChanged event handler, call: DayPilotCalendar1.StartDate = Calendar1....

Answered: You can use CellSelectColor property to specify custom cell selection color. This is one of the few elements that can't be styled using the CSS theme. It will be added to the themes soon.

Answered: Use WeekStarts="Sunday". See also: http://doc.daypilot.org/month/first-day-of-week/

Answered: If you modify the event in .events.list and call update() it should be updated properly (as all events will be redrawn as part of the update). See also: http://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-upd...

Answered: Not all properties are synchronized during the CallBack update - forcing the full update using DayPilotCalendar1.Update(CallBackUpdateType.Full) doesn't help. 1. You can place the Calendar control in...

Answered: You can insert custom HTML into the event cell so it will add a scrollbar (see overflow: auto). You can also increase the cell height using CellHeight property. See also: http://doc.daypilot.org/cale...

Answered: It looks like your styles use position: absolute. This causes the bubble HTML content to be taken out of the page flow - it doesn't extend the bubble div height. Try using position: relative instead.

Answered: For true WYSIWYG export including CSS you need to use a browser. Take a look at PhantomJS: http://phantomjs.org/ It works very well but it's a standalone process (no native .NET support).

Answered: e.Data holds custom data sent from the client side when invoking the EventMove event manually using .eventMoveCallBack(). See also: http://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-eventmovecallback/ If yo...

Answered: In the current release (4.1), you will have to use e.InnerHTML in BeforeEventRender event handler to insert a div with a custom background color specified. The next release will fix apply the color s...

Answered: There are two options: Use HeightSpec="Parent100Pct" and let the scheduler adjust its height according to the parent element automatically (see http://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/100-pct-height/ ). It...

Answered: There are three views/controls that will let you display one cell per day: 1. Navigator (a small monthly calendar that usually serves as a date picker) http://doc.daypilot.org/navigator/ 2. Monthly e...