Answered: The scrollbar position is defined by the browser and it can't be moved. So the answer is no. You might be able to implement your own scrolling logic using scrollTo() and scrollToResource() methods: h...
Answered: The Scheduler will include events that are loaded at the moment of export (it uses the event data from events.list) in the exported image. If you use dynamic loading ( https://doc.daypilot.org/schedu...
Answered: If you want to get the date that was last clicked in the Navigator, you can read the selectionDay property: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-navigator-selectionday/ const nav = new DayPilot.Navigato...
Answered: The RTL text direction is only supported in the Pro version, you can find a demo here: https://javascript.daypilot.org/demo/calendar/rtl.html At this moment, it's not supported in the Lite (open-sour...
Answered: Yes, the best way would probably be to use two scheduler instances and switch between them. You might be able to do it with one instance but the configuration would be more complex. You can also take...
Answered: Hi Benny, It looks like the default action uses "click" event which is not reliable on touch devices. It will be fixed in the next release. You can use 'action: "None"' as a workaround - that will bi...
Answered: 1. Please make sure that you have replaced the daypilot-all.min.js file with the full version. 2. You may need to force a reload using Ctrl+F5 in the browser. Or add a random string to the script pat...
Answered: You can write to cells using onBeforeCellRender event handler: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-onbeforecellrender/ In order to make the text accessible even if there is an event scheduled...
Answered: You can get the DayPilot.Row object using rows.find() method: const row = dp.rows.find(args.resource); Then you can access the original data object using row.data: const country = row.data.country; S...
Answered: You can increase the margin on the right side of a calendar column using "columnMarginRight" property: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-calendar-columnmarginright/ By default it uses 5 pixels.
Answered: It was released as an experimental feature and it was not included in the API documentation and TypeScript definitions. It's still supported. It's now added to the API documentation: https://api.dayp...
Answered: Yes, it is possible. You'd need to map the dates (e.g. the day of year part) to floors using a technique used in the ASP.NET timetable tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/65101/timetable-tutorial-asp...
Answered: This is possible - you need to add heightSpec: "BusinessHoursNoScroll" to the config: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-calendar-heightspec/ It's supported in the Lite version as well. In the Pro ver...
Answered: Yes, you're right. There seems to be a problem with timeHeaderCellDuration values other than 60. It should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2021.2.5010): https://javascript.daypilot.org/sand...
Answered: In the Pro version, XSS protection is enabled by default and content specified using "text" property is automatically HTML encoded. You can use "html" property to specify raw HTML or you can disable ...
Answered: You should take a look at the viewType property. It lets you hide weekends: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/work-week-view/ If you only want to hide Sundays, you can use viewType="Days", days=6 and...
Answered: In the Month component, the events are always displayed as all-day events (the width is aligned with cells). You can display the start and end time using eventStartTime and eventEndTime properties: h...
Answered: Yes, it works as you describe. At this moment, the args.async option is not supported in the onShow() method but you can switch to manual event click/right click handling and open the context menu wh...
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