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Answered: In some browsers (especially IE), this can happen if you are trying to display a single long word that doesn't fit the event. This is a problem of how the words are wrapped and it can't be controlled...

Answered: Focus 1. You can set the vertical scroll position using ScrollY property on the server side (don't forget to call Update() then). However, this works with pixels so it might be difficult to calculate...

Answered: At this moment, it's only possible when you display the message bar manually using AfterRenderJavaScript [ http://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-calendar-afterrender/ ] and .message() [ http://api.daypilo...

Answered: View the object in the object browser. Find the Web.Ui entry can click on 'Events' In the right pane of the viewer click on 'Enable'. That should fix your problem.

Answered: View the object in the object browser. Find the Web.Ui entry can click on 'Events' In the right pane of the viewer click on 'Enable'. That should fix your problem.

Answered: I am successfully using all of them in VS2010.

Answered: Almost. You can make HeaderHeight="1". "0" will cause an error. Change HeaderFontSize to "0pt" and remove OnBeforeResHeaderRender.

Answered: I set Days="2" and TimeFormat="Clock24Hours". I used a RadioButtonList for timezones, putting the hours as the value, and sent the selected value to my stored procedure, and recalculated the date usi...

Answered: Found the problem open source code. change this to remove the null in the first 2 lines (line 866 in DayPilotCalendar.cs) and then recompile . and use that dll for ur other project. DateTime start = ...

Answered: Problem solved. I add to my daypilotcalendar a custom tag called priority and, with the eventsortexpression, sort alla events by priority asc. Bye!