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Answered: You can hide non-business hours quite easily: http://www.daypilot.org/demo/Scheduler/HideNonBusiness.aspx Alternatively, you can handle the BeforeTimeHeaderRender event and set e.Visible based on the...

Answered: I suggest you check the dates in the "BeforeCellRender" event f your scheduler. Here you have all the data of the field, which you can use to cross reference with your own holidays list. If you deter...

Answered: Hi all, I solved the issue here : I just added the line case JsonType.Array: return data[0].ToString (); default: at the end of the method, I regenerated the dll and it worked well... Strange that th...

Answered: No workaround at this moment but it's in the queue.

Answered: DayPilot is only available as an ASP.NET control but you can run in in a WinForms application using an embedded web server. See also the following tutorial: http://code.daypilot.org/70282/daypilot-in...

Answered: DayPilot is only available as an ASP.NET control but you can run in in a WinForms application using an embedded web server. See also the following tutorial: http://code.daypilot.org/70282/daypilot-in...

Answered: You can access the Resource columns directly using Resource.Column collection: DayPilotScheduler1.Resources[0].Columns[0].InnerHTML = "Room #12123";

Answered: The class is added to the element if CssOnly="False" is set on the DayPilot:DayPilotCalendar but not of CssOnly="True" I've figured this workaround: modify the InnerHtml to add a marker div then add ...

Answered: Unfortunately I'm not able to reproduce the issue (v7.2). Please let me know if you still experience this problem (support@daypilot.org).

Answered: Since 7.1 SP4 it's possible to create an instance of this class by calling: EventInfo.Create(id) for regular events EventInto.CreateRecurring(masterId, start) for recurring events This will create an...