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Answered: Hi Simone, You should try to avoid the direct cell modification. The Scheduler supports OnBeforeCellRender event handler on the server side which will let you specify the cell content in a more decla...

Answered: Unfortunately, loading free/busy Navigator data is not supported in the Lite version at the moment.

Answered: You can use "startDate" to change the visible date range: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/manual-date-switching/ The end date is calculated automatically, depending on the viewType value ( https://...

Answered: You can identify it in onEventMove event handler - "this" object will point to the target Scheduler. This will work even if you reuse the same event handler function for all Scheduler instances. dp.o...

Answered: You can fix this bug by installing the latest sandbox build: npm install https://npm.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-angular/trial/2018.3.3413.tar.gz --save

Answered: By default, the timesheet uses the short date format specified using the current locale for the day headers. You can customize the text using onBeforeRowHeader render event handler: config: any = { o...

Answered: Unfortunately, DayPilot Lite doesn't support disabled cells. However, you can check the dates in onEventMove, onEventResize, and onTimeRangeSelect events handlers and call args.preventDefault() to ca...

Answered: Try using the TypeScript syntax: constructor(private router: Router) { } config: any = { onEventClicked: args => { this.router.navigate(.....); } } When using the JavaScript syntax "this" points to D...

Answered: Please make sure that eventHoverHandling property is set to "Bubble": config: any = { eventHoverHandling: "Bubble" }; This is the default value but the current version of the UI Builder ( https://bui...

Answered: For Angular 5 Scheduler project please see the Angular 5 Scheduler Quick Start tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/87636/angular-5-scheduler It includes the basic setup required in Angular 5. You can...

Answered: This issue should be fixed in the latest sandbox build (3394): https://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/calendar/index.html Please let me know if the problem persists. A new release with the bug fix w...

Answered: Yes, this is how it works - it's a library that you can use in your own application. It will work with your database just fine. See also the ASP.NET tutorials to see example applications that access ...

Answered: It's possible to select multiple time ranges at once if you enable time range multiselecting as described here: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/time-range-multi-selecting/ See also a demo (MVC ver...

Answered: What version of DayPilot Pro are you using? Disabled cells prevent all drag and drop operations, as you can see here: https://javascript.daypilot.org/demo/scheduler/cellsdisabled.html

Answered: Unfortunately, automatic time zone handling is not supported at the moment. This is a desirable feature but it's not trivial and it's in the research phase now. I can't promise any delivery date at t...

Answered: Sometimes, it can happen that the TypeScript definitions are missing a declaration of a specific member, especially if it has been added recently. Your examples: 1. commandCallBack() method is specif...

Answered: You can disable this behavior using floatingEvents property: dp.floatingEvents = false; See also: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/floating-events/

Answered: Unfortunately, a footer is not supported in the Calendar at the moment. The only option is to create a separate table with matching columns below the component.