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Answered: The React monthly calendar component works the same way - you need to update the "startDate" property and provide the event data for the new range using "events" property. Another option is to update...

Answered: You need to get a reference to the DayPilot.Month object (using "ref" attribute) and call its update() method to display the events. You can find an example here (see the "How to load calendar event ...

Answered: Unfortunately, it's not possible to center a variable number of active areas horizontally. The width is not adjusted because active areas are displayed in a separate layer which is not part of the ro...

Answered: I'm not sure if you will be able to get rid of the flicker. During zoom, the Scheduler is re-rendered with the updated timeline and dimensions (including the row headers). There are a couple of thing...

Answered: This should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2022.4.5471): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/

Answered: Unfortunately, this is not possible at the moment.

Answered: In some cases this can happen. It's a result of the following logic: 1. The Scheduler enforces a minimum event with of 1px. 2. The overlaps are resolved on pixel level. These rules are necessary to e...

Answered: I recommend checking the data that comes from the API endpoint - there might be a problem with the format (most likely the "start" or "end" properties).

Answered: Event bubbles are now supported in the Queue component in the latest sandbox build (2022.4.5467): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/ You can use the standard API: https://api.daypilot.org/daypi...

Answered: The date picker component can be configured to display multiple months: https://doc.daypilot.org/navigator/months/ They can be arranged vertically or horizontally: https://doc.daypilot.org/navigator/...

Answered: I recommend checking your custom CSS theme: If you define z-index for the event boxes, they will appear on top of everything. The Scheduler doesn't use z-index for any element.

Answered: This should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2022.4.434): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/jslite/ The next official release will be available next week. Thanks for reporting the issue!

Answered: You can use onBeforeGridLineRender to hide selected grid lines in the Scheduler: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-onbeforegridlinerender/ You can also use a different approach - set scale ...

Answered: The Scheduler attaches "keyup" and "keydown" event handlers to the document element if you enable keyboard support using "keyboardEnabled: true". It uses the document object as the event target (you ...

Answered: Unfortunately, this is not supported at the moment. You can change it using CSS by overriding (increasing) the left/right/top/bottom properties of the inner div (marked with "scheduler_default_event_...

Answered: It is not possible to change the text of an existing active area using the Scheduler API. The Scheduler is built on a "refresh" model - you need to update the state first and then request an update t...

Answered: This should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2022.2.5463): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/ Thanks for reporting the issue!

Answered: That is not possible but you can activate any element to be draggable to the Scheduler using DayPilot.Scheduler.makeDraggable(): https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-makedraggable/

Answered: The onValidate event handler can't be asynchronous. Every change of "args" made after the "await" call in validateDateRequired() method will be ignored. If there are values which you allow but requir...