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Answered: It's possible to generate a custom set of days when you switch the Calendar to Resources view and fill the "columns" array manually. A JavaScript example: dp.viewType = "Resources"; dp.columns = []; ...

Answered: Unfortunately, IE8 is not supported. Microsoft stopped supporting IE8 in January 2016 and so did we. For the list of supported browsers please see the Compatibility page: https://aspnet.daypilot.org/...

Answered: Yes, most likely there is a problem with exportAs(). Do you see any error message in the javascript console? Also, remember that exporting large Scheduler grids may hit the browser limits (most brows...

Answered: Please take a look at this tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/97960/html5-scheduler-hiding-rows-without-events You'll need to adjust the logic in onRowFilter event handler to use your criteria.

Answered: If you don't need to result to continue you can simply open the dialog right away. Don't open the dialog from the response callback. Instead of this: this.http.get("/api").subscribe(result => { this....

Answered: It looks like you have used DayPilot Pro (the paid version) in your project. 1. You can use DayPilot Lite (open-source) instead - but it doesn't include all Pro features: https://javascript.daypilot....

Answered: By default the Scheduler width is set to 100% - that means it will change for different browser window widths. The auto cell width mode ( https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/auto-cell-width/ ) calcula...

Answered: Unfortunately not at this moment.

Answered: Unfortunately not directly. You might be able to generate HTML for your ASP.NET controls using RenderControl() and insert the result into the column cells using BeforeResHeaderRender: https://harouny...

Answered: 1. No, this project includes a trial version of DayPilot Pro and is limited to testing and evaluation purposes, for 60 days. You need a DayPilot Pro for JavaScript license to use it in production ( h...

Answered: Thanks for the update! It turned out that there was a bug in onScroll() call. It's fixed now in the latest build (2018.1.3185) - please let me know if the problem persists. The development builds are...

Answered: Unfortunately data row freezing is not supported at the moment.

Answered: There is a special component available for the monthly calendar. See the docs: https://doc.daypilot.org/month/angular/ A quick start Angular 4 monthly calendar project: https://code.daypilot.org/5778...

Answered: The Scheduler supports touch devices. Please see the following docs page: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/touch-devices/ In the default configuration, it supports event creating, event moving (tap...

Answered: Please see the following docs topic for Scheduler scrolling performance tuning options: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/scrolling-performance/ It's necessary to keep the total DOM size as small as...

Answered: Hi Jainik, Please check your mailbox, I've sent you an email.

Answered: DayPilot 2018.1.3169 is fully compatible with Angular 5. I've just tried to create a new Angular 5 project (@angular/core version 5.2.5) using Angular CLI 1.5 and Angular 1.7 - both seem to work fine...

Answered: You can get a list of selected events using DayPilot.Scheduler.multiselect.events() method: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-multiselect-events/ You can call this method in the onClick eve...

Answered: Please take a look at eventEndSpec property: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/event-end-date-time/ You can also customize the tooltip HTML directly using onTimeRangeSelecting event handler (args.ri...

Answered: The initial scrollbar position is set to the hour of day defined using businessBeginsHour. You can also set a custom position using scrollToHour() method: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-calendar-s...

Answered: If you want the event to be moved automatically you need to use "Update" value for the *Handling properties: config: any = { eventMoveHandling: "Update", eventResizeHandling: "Update" } If you handle...

Answered: The latest version of DayPilot Lite exposes "start" and "end" variables (DayPilot.Date object). The string replacements ("{0}") are no longer applicable. You can use the following TimeRangeSelectedJa...

Answered: Petr, It's in the plan for the next release (coming in 14 days), please stay tuned!

Answered: The modal popup is displayed by the default AJAX error handler (*AjaxErrorJavaScript* property): AjaxErrorJavaScript="if (DayPilot.Modal) { new DayPilot.Modal().showHtml(args.request.responseText); }...

Answered: Can you try upgrading to the latest DayPilot Pro version? Try running the following command in the console: npm install https://npm.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-angular/trial/2018.1.3156.tar.gz --save M...