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Answered: It's now available in the latest sandbox build (2019.4.4058): https://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/ Example: var col = dp.columns.find("2019-10-07"); // DayPilot.Column object var events = col.eve...

Answered: The DOM structure of the Calendar has changed in 2019.2.3880 ( https://javascript.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-javascript-2019-2-3880/ ) in order to support browser zoom levels. That requires the he...

Answered: The visibility of cells can't be specific to columns. However, there are two options (depending on the required logic): 1. You can mark specific cells as disabled which will make then unavailable for...

Answered: The behavior is now updated in the latest sandbox build (2019.3.4049) - clicking an item with children will not close the context menu anymore.

Answered: There are two options: 1. You can limit the current view using StartDate and Days properties and switch to the next/previous "page" using custom buttons: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/next-and-p...

Answered: Management of the doctors is not included in the project - in order to keep it simple. 1. You can add traditional form-based web interface to edit the doctors table. 2. You can extend the manager's i...

Answered: The database will be created and initialized automatically - see also the _db_mysql.php script for details. Just make sure that _db.php points to the mysql backend (and not sqlite). Also, check that ...

Answered: The Calendar component now supports area.start and area.end properties for event active areas. These date/time values will be used to calculate the vertical position. It's available since version 201...

Answered: The drag handle width can be set now using rowDragHandleWidth property (since build 2019.3.4044). The default value is 10 (pixels). It will be included in the next official release which is scheduled...

Answered: The real-time onTimeRangeSelecting/onEventMoving/onEventResizing event handlers let you adjust the start/end of the current drag&drop target according to your needs. These events can be used to snap ...

Answered: You need to activate the React package in the customer area ( https://www.daypilot.org/customers/ ). You'll be able to get a npm installation link there as well.

Answered: It should work automatically this way. If the new date is outside of the currently visible range it will switch to the target month. Maybe this is an edge case - would you be able to create an exampl...

Answered: In version 2019.2.3871 the default navigator cell size has changed from 20x20 pixels to 30x30 pixels: https://javascript.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-javascript-2019-2-3871/ You can revert to the or...

Answered: The onScroll event is only fired if dynamic event loading is enabled ( https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/dynamic-event-loading/ ). You can hook the "scroll" event directly like this: dp.nav.scroll.a...

Answered: Do you mean the appearance of the target position indicator ("shadow")? It looks like you are using custom CSS. However, the dimensions of the shadow are fixed and you need to respect them when setti...

Answered: Unfortunately, this is not possible at the moment. However, it may appear in one of the future versions.

Answered: It's not clear where this error message comes from (from your server or the Exchange server). However, it looks like your server so I recommend checking the permissions in the web server configuratio...

Answered: Never mind! It's my own problem - I passed wrong argument to events.update().

Answered: I assume that you have followed the calendar tutorial ( https://code.daypilot.org/17910/html5-event-calendar-open-source ) and have the navigator and calendar linked like this: nav.onTimeRangeSelecte...