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Answered: It looks like you aren't reloading the data in the server-side event handler. You have two controls, with ClientObjectName values of "dpc1" and "dpc2". If you want to refresh both of them, call: dpc1...

Answered: You can user EventSortExpression property to specify order of overlapping events. See also here: http://www.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-6-2-sp3.html

Answered: It's there already and it's called DurationBarHeight .

Answered: Harshad, Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but you can do something like this in _BeforeEventRender: e.InnerHTML = "<img src='img.png' onclick='alert(this)' />" + e.Tag["evt_nm"];

Answered: It depends on how you are creating a new event. If it's directly on TimeRangeSelected it could look like this: TimeRangeSelectedHandling="JavaScript" TimeRangeSelectedJavaScript="check(start, end, re...

Answered: You might want to take a look at BeforeEventRender event instead. cell = background time cell (all cells have fixed size is determined by CellDuration) event = event box displayed on top of the backg...

Answered: The confirm() dialog is provided by the browser and it's not possible to change the buttons.

Answered: I'm not able to reproduce the problem. If I create a new event (from 22:00 to 00:00 the next day) it displays fine: http://www.daypilot.org/demo/Calendar/ Are you sure that you are loading the data f...

Answered: If you place the Calendar inside an UpdatePanel it gets redrawn completely during update. Different browsers may be able to handle it differently (IE is not very good at smooth redrawing). The page l...

Answered: Please see here: http://kb.daypilot.org/61736/how-to-bind-navigator-to-multiple-controls/

Answered: You need to add this: DataTagFields="color" and handle BeforeEventRender event: protected void DayPilotCalendar1_BeforeEventRender(object sender, BeforeEventRenderEventArgs e) { e.DurationBarColor = ...

Answered: Apologies, after hours of working on it looks like I should have been blind not to see the bloody bug in my code. Anyway ignore this topic. Lord Arokh

Answered: Ah I've solved it - sorry, my mistake. I wasn't thinking about the difference between callback and postback - replacing eventMenuClickCallBack with eventMenuClickPostBack makes it work.

Answered: Yes, this namespace is only available in the Pro version. It contains delegates and EventArgs for the Pro events. In the Lite edition, only two events are available: EventClick and FreeTimeClick (cor...

Answered: There is no example available yet but it should be no big problem to show Exchange data using DayPilot. DayPilot accepts almost any kind of data. Just pass a simple List of custom objects to DataSour...

Answered: Please see the following documentation pages: http://www.daypilot.org/calendar-event-resizing.html http://www.daypilot.org/calendar-event-moving.html Look for JavaScript Handling section. In short, y...

Answered: You can use the following method: DayPilotScheduler1.SetScrollX(new DateTime(2011, 7, 15));

Answered: At this moment it's hardcoded. You would need to change it in the source code.

Answered: You will probably have to change the structure of your data source. DayPilot converts the value of the specified field to string using Convert.ToString() call. The other option is to change it in the...

Answered: The latest sandbox build now contains a demo page that shows a hierarchy of resources: http://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/Calendar/DaysResources The sources is a modified Calendar/Index example. 1. The ...

Answered: Issues #1 and #2 could indicate that you have downloaded the Lite edition instead of the Pro edition . The Lite edition doesn't support scrollbars and BeforeEventRender event. The latest Pro edition ...

Answered: I'll take a look at it.

Answered: The EventClickHandling="Bubble" option was not supported. It's now enabled in build 6.5.2300. You can also add EventHoverHandling="Disabled" to turn off hover bubble action. See also: http://www.dayp...

Answered: There are no built-in buttons at this moment, but it's easy to add them. See an example from Scheduler/Default.aspx: <a href="javascript:dps1.commandCallBack('previous');">&#x25c4;</a> <a href="javas...

Answered: This is by design. The first event is always defined by its start and end. The subsequent occurrences are following the recurrence rule. This is how it works internally. However, you should be able t...