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Answered: It looks like a bug. Please let me check it. As a workaround, you should be able to copy a portion of the result image (DayPilotCalendar.Export()) using this Graphics.DrawImage() overload: http://msd...

Answered: In the Calendar control ( http://www.daypilot.org/calendar.html ) the text should be wrapped automatically. You can force a new line by inserting "<br/>" (use e.InnerHTML in BeforeEventRender event h...

Answered: Martyn, Please see here: http://www.daypilot.org/scheduler-tutorial-hotel.html Section "Event colors indicating the reservation phase".

Answered: This is not enough information to give you an answer. It depends on the location of the UpdateTimer. A few hints: 1. Please see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6667398/a-control-with-id-could-not...

Answered: As per our discussion, it seems that the issue has been resolved. I'm not able to reproduce this issue either.

Answered: It looks like the issue was the UpdatePanel for some reason... Any thoughts why? Once I removed that and the DayPilot Month control wasn't wrapped inside it, the postback e.Value was passed through c...

Answered: Hi Martyn, In the Calendar control ( http://www.daypilot.org/calendar.html ) you need to use Columns property: DayPilotCalendar.Columns.Add(name, id); You can also define custom date for each column:...

Answered: I fixed this by using TimeRangeSelectedHandling="PostBack" instead of CallBack Thanks for a great scheduler control!

Answered: You can control the row/column size and margin using the following properties: 1. Calendar ( http://www.daypilot.org/calendar.html ) ColumnMarginRight http://www.daypilot.org/calendar-column-margin.h...

Answered: On the server side, ScrollY and ScrollX properties are available. They hold the scroll position in pixels and you can update them (don't forget to call Update()). On the client side, you can read the...

Answered: It should be working as you describe, i.e. it will scroll to the set position after the initial page load. The default value is set to BusinessBeginsHour and you can override it as needed: <%=Html.Da...

Answered: Yes, you can use context menus in DayPilotPro for MVC3. Here's an example: @Html.DayPilotMenu("menu1", new DayPilotMenuConfig { CssClassPrefix = "menu_", UseShadow = true, Items = new DayPilot.Web.Mv...

Answered: Yes, you can do it using BeforeTimeHeaderRender event. See also here: http://www.daypilot.org/daypilotscheduler-header-date-time-format.html

Answered: Please try to add this: EventTextLayer="Top"

Answered: You will see this error if you try to open the backend URL in a browser. In order to show the Calendar you need two URLs (corresponding to two controller actions): 1. The first one will show a view w...

Answered: Martyn, The Scheduler in the Lite version doesn't support the built-in scrollbars and it doesn't support event moving using drag&drop. That's why you can't access SetScrollX() and EventMove event. Yo...

Answered: Please see http://forums.daypilot.org/Topic.aspx/1633/calendar-integrated-message-bar

Answered: Please see http://forums.daypilot.org/Topic.aspx/1633/calendar-integrated-message-bar

Answered: At this moment you have to switch to manual message displaying using .message() - http://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-calendar-message/ , AfterRenderJavaScript, and Update(object): .aspx <DayPilot:DayPi...

Answered: Yes, you can load the stylesheets directly in the page loaded using the DayPilot.Modal.showUrl() - e.g. Edit.aspx. Pages open in an iframe don't use the stylesheets of the parent page.