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Setting headerDateFormat has no effect

Asked by Esa
10 years ago.

Hello,

I'm using the daypilot calendar lite for javascript.

I was wondering if anyone here can tell me how to set the headerDateFormat? Here's what I currently have working:

var cal = new DayPilot.Calendar('dpcCalendar');
cal.days = 7;
cal.api = 2;
cal.DayFormat = 'dddd';
cal.timeFormat = 'Clock24Hours';
cal.headerDateFormat = 'dddd';
cal.Init();

Yet, the headers remain in default format. Only setting the locale will override it, but I need to display weekdays and I don't think there is a locale setting for such. There are no javascript errors etc on the chrome console and the calendar is drawn on the web page correctly otherwise.

What else do I need to do here to display weekday names on the headers?

cheers,

Answer posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
10 years ago.

This property is supported since version 1.2 SP1 (build 171):

http://javascript.daypilot.org/daypilot-lite-for-javascript-1-2-sp1/

You are probably using an older version.

Let me know if the problem persists with the latest release.

Comment posted by Esa
10 years ago.

There we go, updating the library did the trick!

I thought it would be something different as it's not too long I downloaded the library but you guys seem to be developing quite actively, thanks for the great job!

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