Answered: The button order is fixed but you can change it using custom CSS: .modal_default_buttons { display: flex; } .modal_default_ok { order: 2; } .modal_default_cancel { order: 1; } You can add images usin...
Answered: Since version 2024.2.5956, the active area will display a bubble if you specify the bubble property, regardlesss of the action value. Another option is to use the following event handlers , which are...
Answered: This error has been fixed recently. Please make sure that you have the latest version (from May 21, 2024): PHP Shift Planning System (JavaScript/HTML5 Frontend, MySQL Database) If the problem persist...
Answered: Thanks! It turned out to be the Calendar component and it should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2024.2.5954): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/
Answered: When the time header cell is partially hidden, the Scheduler adds a special overlay with the default cell content (it’s called a floating time header ). You can turn it off using the floatingTimeHead...
DayPilot Pro ASP.NET Developer Wanted We are a Transportation and Warehouse Logistics company, located in the USA. We use a MS Windows Transportation Management System (TMS) to manage customer orders...
Answered: You can use custom CSS theme that will display your images in the buttons (using background-image style). The buttons are marked with the following CSS classes: modal_default_ok modal_default_cancel ...
Answered: Sorry for the troubles! These issues ( onTaskMoved and onTaskMoving ) should be fixed now in the latest sandbox build (2024.2.5939). These fixes will be included in the next release, which will be av...
Answered: This is fine. I assume that you have defined the area position and dimensions ( left , right , etc.). I have tested your code in the Scheduler and the only problem is that if you also have an event b...
Answered: Hi Jörg, You should be able to target the element using a custom CSS class which you can add using the cssClass property. This property is already available.
Answered: The eventMovingSkipNonBusiness property affects the drag and drop behavior over the non-business time segments. The mechanism is explained in the JavaScript Scheduler: Skip Non-Business Cells during ...
Answered: Yes, this is possible. To distinguish this action from moving the original event to a new location, you can use a modifier key or an active area. 1. Modifier key You can use the approach described in...
Answered: In the Scheduler, the visible range is set using the startDate and days properties. You should use the combination that displays the desired date range. Another option is to create a custom timeline ...
Hello, Can the width of the Scheduler's Row Header Column be configured to allow resizing on touch devices? Additionally, when rowHeaderScrolling is set to true and the splitter is displayed, is it p...
Answered: There was a bug in the calculation of the grid boundaries. It’s fixed now in the latest sanbox build (2024.2.525): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/jslite/ Test: https://jsfiddle.net/ucvksntf/4/
Answered: Sorry for the delay! I assume that you are using dynamic event loading to load additional data during scrolling ( onScroll event). In the event handler, you should only update the Scheduler by callin...
Answered: The Gantt chart component is not designed for this mode, but you can hide the the time grid using the following properties: scale: "Manual", startDate: "2020-01-01", // use a day in the past
Answered: You can change the icons using CSS. This is how the icons are defined in the default CSS theme : .gantt_default_tree_image_expand { background-image: url('data:image/svg+xml;base64,PHN2ZyB4bWxucz0naH...
Answered: To change the current date, it is necessary to update the startDate property, which is used as the default date for the columns (if they don’t specify a custom date). You can find an example here: Ne...
Answered: You need to access the DayPilot.Scheduler object using the control property of the DayPilotScheduler component: const scheduler = schedulerRef.current.control; Another option is to use the controlRef...
Answered: Yes, this is possible. You can use the same technique that is used in the yearly calendar tutorial (which displays months as columns) - define rows with custom start, one per month: <div id="dp"></di...