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Answered: You can access the time range boundaries using args.start and args.end in onTimeRangeSelected event handler. Please see also: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-ontimerangeselected/ You can ...

Answered: In order to apply a specific order, you need to set different sort field values for each of the overlapping events. If the sort field is set only one of them the rest will appear in random order. If ...

Answered: The scrollTo() call only works if the grid is already displayed and has non-zero dimensions. Since you define no resources before init() it can't scroll until the resources are loaded. There are two ...

Answered: Unfortunately, server-side React rendering is not supported.

Answered: I recommend checking the data - it may contain invalid items which break the view. You can also check the JavaScript console to see if there are any errors.

Answered: Yes, but it requires some work. 1. First, you need to keep track of individual changes on the server side, and store them as a sequence. Each change would be something like add/remove/update action w...

Answered: Hi Dan, The simpler solution was to follow your idea: keepElement: true DayPilot makes no attempt to remove elements during any of it's callbacks then. I then manage the list of external draggable it...

Answered: It is important to keep the output JSON structure. The event data structure is described here: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-event-data/ You need to respect these property names - the database st...

Answered: You can use a special frozen row at the top which will let you select a time range and expand it to the full column. Please see the following tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/50252/javascript-sche...

Answered: This is probably a follow up on this question: https://forums.daypilot.org/question/5177/ignoring-left-click-behaviour-for-events You should be able to use onGridMouseDown, rectangleSelectHandling an...

Answered: Changing the ScrollPositionHour value would only work on the server side, during the initial page load or during a PostBack. If you want to change the scrollbar position on the client side you'll nee...

Answered: In the Scheduler, you can use onBeforeCellRender to highlight selected cells. In that event handler, you can use args.cell.events() to get a list of events that overlap with the cell. See also: https...

Answered: DayPilot lets you specify raw HTML in many places to allow adding rich content and defining your own functionality. You need to make sure that any user-entered data that you use when adding custom HT...

Answered: There are two ASP.NET versions: DayPilot Lite which is open-source: https://aspnet.daypilot.org/open-source/ DayPilot Pro which is commercial and includes advanced features: https://aspnet.daypilot.o...

Answered: You can do this by creating a single version (with a transparent background) and adding the two active areas inside: onBeforeEventRender: function(args) { args.data.versions = [ { start: args.data.st...

Answered: It was intentionally not implemented in DayPilot.Date.parse() because of the ambiguity (and the docs was not correct - it was only supported in toString()). Anyway, it's now supported in the latest s...

Answered: Yes, it is possible using onBeforeCellRender: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-onbeforecellrender/ This will change the status of the cell and the associated background color but it will n...

Answered: It fires onRowHeaderColumnResized event: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-onrowheadercolumnresized/