Answered: Hi Leo, This is now added in the latest release ( 2026.2.6914 ). In addition to the event handlers, you can also get the current modifier key status using DayPilot.Calendar.getCoords() and DayPilot.S...
Hi, Monthly calendar set in “weeks” mode. I have custom left/right navigation which calls _Command in the code-behind. Navigation is working fine but although I have turned the Loading Label on in th...
Answered: Hi Leo, There is a problem with the overlay (non-persistent) scrollbar: it is not possible to detect its actual height. So the Scheduler uses a guess value (which is now 14 pixels). If it doesn’t mat...
Answered: The overlay scrollbar fallback is applied only to selected browsers (Firefox everywhere and Webkit on Mac). In Webkit-based browsers you can force a fixed scrollbar (as described here ) to solve this...
Hi, OK, trying to incorporate both TimeRangeRightClickHandling (ContextMenu) and TimeRangeSelectedHandling (JavaScript)…hoping to have both a “click to enter…” type of function and still be able to u...
Answered: Hi Leo, For this purpose, there are two events for each action, e.g. onEventMove and onEventMoved . In onEventMove , the args.e object is the original DayPilot.Event object and the new position is av...
Answered: The getCoords() method returns the position in the grid. If you are not in the grid anymore, it returns the last position. So when the mouse is over all-day events, it doesn’t have a useful value.
Answered: This was an unintended side effect and the behavior is now reverted in the latest release ( 2026.2.6899 ). Please let me know if the problem persists.
Answered: In the latest release, these interfaces were not marked as exported and they got stripped out of the Angular package during build time. It should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build. The fix wil...
Answered: Hi Iliah, You can use the onEventMoving event handler to provide real-time feedback during drag and drop (see also event moving customization ).
My problem is, In Angular Gantt Chart, a task(Task C) is not initially in my viewport and I try to link a Task( Task A - is initially in my viewport) to Task C by dragging at that time link connectin...
Answered: The Scheduler doesn’t require any special treatment and it behaves like a standard ASP.NET control. In this case, it refreshes when it receives a PostBack request. I would probably focus on the close...