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Answered: The AutoRefresh event handler doesn't do anything by itself in the JavaScript version. If you are using the MVC version than make sure that you don't reload the Resources list on the server side duri...

Answered: maybe this property, the DayPilot will show it owner scrollbar. HeightSpec = HeightSpec.Parent100Pct But I think the best solution is use jquery.floatThead

Answered: You can customize the cells (color, CSS, HTML) using BeforeCellRender event handler: http://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/cell-customization/

Answered: If the problem is that you are not able to show the full text in the event box you have two options: 1. Make the events bigger by increasing CellWidth value: http://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/cell-wi...

Answered: DayPilot works with exact time points: The day begins at 00:00 and ends at 24:00 (i.e. 00:00 the following day). If you want to display the end date the way you describe you need to subtract one day ...

Answered: It looks like you might be using the Lite (open-source) version of DayPilot ( http://www.daypilot.org/daypilot-lite/ ) with a sample code created for DayPilot Pro. DayPilot Lite for ASP.NET WebForms ...

Answered: You will receive a full version of the DLL that doesn't show the demo label.

Answered: Eunice, Inline editing of all-day events is now available in the latest sandbox build (7.8.3154): http://www.daypilot.org/sandbox/ It will be available in the next official release. In addition to th...

Answered: Please upgrade to the latest version (2.1): http://code.daypilot.org/81367/daypilot-modal It uses a different mechanism of passing the result back to the client and it is compatibly with Google Chrom...

Answered: I'm not sure if that's what you are looking for but you can set the number of days visible using .Days property: this.DayPilotScheduler1.Days = 365;

Answered: The dates are interpreted as exact time points, i.e. when the start date is set to 01.01.2014 it means 2014-01-01T00:00:00, the end date 03.01.2014 means 2014-01-03T00:00:00. The difference between t...

Answered: Do you see the error on this page? http://www.daypilot.org/demo/Calendar/ In IE11 it seems to work fine. What's the IE version you are using?

Answered: It looks like the only way is to clear the style for _todaybox in the CSS (to hide the default today indicator) and add a custom class using BeforeCellRender for today. protected void DayPilotNavigat...

Answered: Ok solved and me being thick, the default css added by MVC 4.0 asp.net set's margins for tr in a css file that was overiding this

Answered: The new theme elements that were introduced in 7.8 are defined like this (in the built-in theme, i.e. "scheduler_default"). You can copy these styles to your theme. The other themes in the package an...

Answered: Jeff, There was a problem with passing the updated DayBeginsHour/DayEndsHour to the client side during CallBacks. It's fixed now in build 7.8.3155. See the sandbox: http://www.daypilot.org/sandbox/

Answered: Solving record locking is far from simple in web applications. See the following SO question for a brief outline of the problem: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3358957/blocking-a-record-from-edit...

Answered: Make the following changes to get it to work: timeRangeSelectedHandling set to Disable change onTimeRangeSelected to onTimeRangeDoubleClick this will disable the drag select and only keep let you ins...

Answered: 1. Server side: You can count the number of items in your DataSource. It should match the number of visible events provided that you limit the SELECT properly (using StartDate and EndDate). Note that...

Answered: It was definitely something with my style sheet. I will try to apply my styles one by one and see if I can get it to look the same without breaking the expand/collapse. Thank you for your help.