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Answered: This is a limitation of the current implementation. The event dragged from another Scheduler instance is treated like an event dragged from an external source (it only specifies duration, there is no...

Answered: There was a bug in the default CSS theme that caused the text to overflow. It's now fixed in the latest sandbox build (2018.3.3356): https://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/ You can also generate a c...

Answered: The latest sandbox build now supports "cssClass" property for separators. Also, the separator divs are marked with "*_separator" CSS class (e.g. "scheduler_default_separator" for the default theme).

Answered: I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for but you can show a tooltip during time range selecting that will display the start and end of the selection (or any other text, it's fully customizabl...

Answered: Yes, this is no problem. The DayPilot Modal is just an optional helper. This example shows how you can use DayPilot.Modal to ask for description when creating a new event: onTimeRangeSelected: functi...

Answered: Just a quick background explanation: The "onclick" event has been replaced by "onClick" in version 8.3.2617: https://javascript.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-javascript-8-3-sp6/ The new onClick event...

Answered: The touch features are not fully supported in Edge at this moment. However, it's in the works and it will appear in one of the coming releases.

Answered: Please note that this example uses a context menu to item to split the event. The context menu is activated on right click (which seems to work fine).

Answered: Most likely, the problem is that you are using EventMoveHandling="Notify". When using the Notify event handling mode the events are not reloaded from the server side unless you call DayPilotScheduler...

Answered: You can also change the background color of the grid cells, the mechanism is the same. Just use BeforeCellRender event handler: protected void DayPilotScheduler1_BeforeCellRender(object sender, DayPi...

Answered: Thanks for the update. In that case you can use onAfterEventRender to remove the mousedown event handler. It's defined using onmousedown property so you can simply set it to null: onAfterEventRender:...

Answered: It's not possible to remove event handlers from the event div. However, you can handle onAfterEventRender event to get access to the event div and customize it. The event consists of two main <div> e...

Answered: There are two options: 1. You can print the exported image (SVG format works best because it's scalable). This command exports the Scheduler as SVG and open the browser print image: this.scheduler.co...

Answered: You can enable the indicators using "scrollLabelsVisible" property: config: any = { scrollLabelsVisible: true } See also: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/scroll-labels/

Answered: It looks like you might have placed the Scheduler in an absolutely-positioned element that is displayed as a top layer. The Scheduler also supports a special mode where it fills the available space: ...

Answered: 1. You need to increase the height of the duration bar. The height is defined using CSS and you need to override the default style. It's defined using two elements, .scheduler_default_bar and .schedu...