All Questions

Answered: You need to use daypilot-all.min.js file from the full package. This file is different for the licensed version.

Answered: The resource tree is disabled by default (it adds node icons to the rows which is not desired if it's a flat structure). You can enable by adding "treeEnabled: true": config: any = { scale: 'Hour', c...

Answered: You need to use Scale="Manual" and generate the timeline manually: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/timeline/ Something like this: private void CreateTimeline() { DayPilotScheduler1.Scale = TimeSca...

Answered: The "before" version uses an older version of DayPilot that used inline styling (CssOnly="false" mode). The easiest way to get the same appearance is to replace the demo dll with the same version num...

Answered: Yes, it's possible using the standard exportAs().print() call. Just specify the area you want to export: dp.exportAs("svg", { area: "full"}).print(); You can try it in the browser console in the Sche...

Answered: Yes, for skipping the weekend the rule would by "weekly" and the list of days would include Monday...Friday: RecurrenceRule rule = RecurrenceRule.FromDateTime("1", DateTime.Today) .Weekly(new DayOfWe...

Answered: Since the introduction of CSS-only styling the appearance is now controlled using CSS. Only some selected styles can be controlled using direct properties (especially event-specific styles set using ...

Answered: DayPilot uses the standard ASP.NET CallBack mechanism to communicate with the server side. Each callback fires the respective event handler (e.g. EventMove) but it also goes through Page_Load first. ...

Answered: It looks like zone.js generates an internal error whenever an event handler is assigned to a DOM object. This error is handled internally - I'm not sure if it's part of the standard workflow, but it'...

Answered: There is a property of BeforeEventRenderEventArgs called ToolTip: Protected Sub DayPilotScheduler1_BeforeEventRender(sender As Object, e As BeforeEventRenderEventArgs) ' ... e.ToolTip = "ToolTip Text...

Answered: You need to disable the features one-by-one using *Handling properties, e.g. EventClickHandling = Disabled, EventRightClickHandling = Disabled, EventMoveHandling = Disabled, TimeRangeSelectedHandling...

Answered: The most common problem when the events don't appear is that the resource id reference (dp.events.list[].resource) doesn't match the id of the resource (dp.resources[].id). Note that it must be exact...

Answered: A tutorial on using DayPilot.Modal.alert() is now available: https://code.daypilot.org/11136/javascript-alert-replacement Other modal types are coming soon.

Answered: You can download a sample project that shows how to customize the time header here: https://code.daypilot.org/96228/tutorial-javascript-scheduler-time-header-customization In Angular 2 you can use th...

Answered: If you use groupBy: "Cell" in the row header definition it will display time header cells with size corresponding to the grid cells. Example: config: any = { scale: "CellDuration", // scale determine...

Answered: At this moment it can only read direct properties - you'll have to create an alias: public string PaintballName { get { return PaintballOption.Name; } }

Answered: At this moment the autoscroll feature is enabled only during drag & drop by default. In order to scroll the resources down you need to use autoScroll = "Always" and move the mouse cursor close to the...

Answered: I've found a solution: dpCalendar_BeforeResHeaderRender In vb code I change the property e.html in e.html = "<b> & e.html & "</b>" if some my contitions are true. Bye Davide

Answered: The scrollTo() method also accepts DayPilot.Date object/ISO 8601 date string so you can use it to scroll to a specific point in time. The Angular 2 version also supports scrollTo as a property of the...

Answered: At this moment the only way to display assets/resources on the horizontal (X) axis is to use Calendar with ViewType="Resources" as you mention: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/resources-view/ You c...

Answered: Yes, you can add custom HTML to grid cells using onBeforeCellRender event handler. Example: dp.onBeforeCellRender = function(args) { if (args.cell.resource === "A") args.cell.html = "12"; } }; See al...

Answered: By default, timeRangeRightClickHandling is set to "ContextMenu". That means grid right click activates the context menu - but it must be set using contextMenuSelection property. If you use timeRangeR...