How we can set description/text on resource's second column on a button click. I understand on onBeforeResHeaderRender event, I can set description on second column but need to set dynamically. Below...
Answered: In order to access the component using "this" you need to use the arrow function notation: reSizeScheduler = () => { this.scheduler.control.show(); } See also: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/han...
Answered: This is most likely caused by CSS interference. I recommend turning off all global CSS to verify that. The most common problems include global "padding", "border" or "box-sizing" styles. If the probl...
Answered: You can see that the form submission is intercepted and sent using a special $.post() request: $("#f").submit(function () { var f = $("#f"); $.post(f.attr("action"), f.serialize(), function (result) ...
Answered: You can override the text in the time header using onBeforeTimeHeaderRender event handler: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/time-header-customization/
Answered: The durationBarVisible property doesn't affect the event height - you can test it by running dp.update({durationBarVisible:false}); in the browser console at https://javascript.daypilot.org/demo/sche...
Answered: There is a monthly calendar component ( https://doc.daypilot.org/month/ ) but it's not available in the open-source Java version (DayPilot Lite for Java). However, it's included in the JavaScript ope...
Answered: If you add the event on the client side using events.add() the server-side BeforeEventRender won't be fired. That might be required for the bubble HTML to be set. You need to add the event using a ca...
Answered: Submitting changes using a form is not a supported scenario. However, you can use the built-in queue to submit all changes at once using a CallBack. When creating, updating or deleting the event usin...
Answered: By default, the calendar component aligns the events with the grid cells and displays a duration bar to indicate the real duration. In the Pro version, you can change this behavior as described here:...
Answered: It looks like you are using global CSS that interferes with the calendar CSS. Try disabling it temporarily and then enable it section by section to see what affects the positioning. It will be someth...
Answered: The Navigator doesn't support events.load() at the moment but you can load the events using update(): var data = [ ... ] ; nav.update({events: data}); Usually you'll want to reuse the calendar data s...
Answered: This can't be done using the built-in icon but you can implement your own logic and change the columns array ( https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-gantt-columns/ ) as needed. After calling update() the...
Answered: If you define the content using active areas you will get better support during the export and you will be able to include images. See an example here: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/exact-event-d...
Answered: You should take a look at the hints provided by the audit tool. The audit breakdown has much higher value than the index itself. You will see what affects the performance of your page and can evaluat...
Answered: You can calculate the number of days between two days like this: var days = new DayPilot.Duration("2020-01-01", "2020-01-05").days(); See also: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-duration-days/ https:...
Answered: You can use onBeforeEventRender event handler to modify the event HTML (args.data.html) using the staff column (args.data.staff): https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/event-customization/ You can also m...
Answered: It's not possible to change the link position but you can use custom link styles (colors, etc.). Also, the full link will be highlighted on hover so you'll be able to see it in full.
Answered: The submenus are now supported in the MVC version as well in the latest sandbox build (2019.4.6005): https://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/ You can specify the submenu items using Items property of MenuIt...