Answered: At this moment, icons can't be displayed in <select> items - it uses the standard browser element and that doesn't support HTML in <option> elements. You can implement your own form item type using p...
Answered: It looks like you have modified the source code - you should use the original (commented-out in your screenshot) regex: var already = new RegExp("(^|\\s)" + name + "($|\\s)");
Answered: The BeforeCellRender event is fired for every cell and it needs to be kept as efficient as possible. It is not possible to run a new database query in every invocation. I recommend running a single q...
Answered: It is possible to modify the appearance using CSS. You can either override the built-in CSS theme for selected elements or you can create a custom CSS theme ( https://themes.daypilot.org ) and adjust...
Answered: The $refs values will only be accessible after the component is mounted. Before that, this.$refs.calendar (or any other $refs value) will be undefined and you will see this error. 1. If you move your...
Answered: Yes - you should take a look at the onTimeRangeSelected event handler in your application. By default, the calendar doesn't do anything when you select a time range (click a cell) so if you see a mod...
Answered: This should work fine - DayPilot.Gantt.exportAs() method uses the same syntax as DayPilot.Scheduler.exportAs(). However, the range defined using "dateFrom" and "dateTo" can only define a subset of th...
Answered: If you click a calendar cell, it will fire onTimeRangeSelect (and onTimeRangeSelected) event handler where you can create a new event. This works in both versions (Lite and Pro). To make sure only a ...
Answered: I have managed to solve this and the solution was: the method that build my events array was async and due to that fact, to update the events field in state I had to perform setState in .then functio...
Answered: This turned out to be a minification issue. It should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2023.1.449): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/jslite/ The next official release will be available n...
Answered: You can implement custom rules for event moving using "onEventMoving" event handler. You can find an example here: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/event-moving-customization/
Answered: The "dp" variable used in example is a reference to DayPilot.Scheduler object. In Vue, you can get it using the "ref" attribute: <template> <DayPilotScheduler id="dp" :config="config" ref="scheduler"...
Answered: You can either use a string value (such as "2023-02-15" or "2023-02-15T00:00:00") which will be converted to an exact date. const date = new DayPilot.Date("2023-02-15T00:00:00"); If you have a Date o...
Answered: By default, the Scheduler aligns event boxes with the grid cells. The exact start and end are displayed using the duration bar at the top of the event. You can turn it off using "useEventBoxes" prope...
Answered: By default, the Scheduler component merges cells of parent resources into a single cell. You can enable multiple columns for parents using rowHeaderColumnsMergeParents property: https://api.daypilot....
Answered: If you mean the modal dialog ( https://modal.daypilot.org ), you can use the "okText" option to change the "OK" button text: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-modal-oktext/