Cells drawing problem

I've "solved" by creating all resources collapsed.
When I expand one resource the cells width are correctly drawn.
This solution works for me.

Bye
Davide

Strange issue.

The Scheduler doesn't get rendered properly when it's in a hidden part of a page during initialization (such as an inactive tab). This happens because the browser doesn't calculate dimensions for hidden elements. The Scheduler watches its state and fixes itself when it becomes available (e.g. when you activate the tab). This usually prevents these problems.

If it fails for some reason, you can also force a quick refresh by calling dp.show() on the client side (where "dp" is the value of ClientObjectName property).

Yes Dan, it's a very strange issue.
I've discovered that it is enough to resize one pixel of one column to display correctly all cells.

One question: when and how I can use the method dp.show() ?

Thank you for your effort

If you find a way to reproduce this problem just let me know, maybe it could be fixed inside DayPilot.

As far as I can tell something like this could happen if the page structure changes after the Scheduler is initialized. The latest sandbox build (8.3.3578+) includes improvements of runtime width detection. It should improve handling of the situations when the Scheduler width changes but the window width stays the same (i.e. changes of the page layout). You can test it to see if it fixes the problem:

http://www.daypilot.org/sandbox/

If it doesn't help you can try calling dp.show(). You can do it like this:

<DayPilot:DayPilotScheduler
...
ClientObjectName="dp"
/>

<script>
function fixView() {
  dp.show();
}
</script>

You can call fixView() when needed - usually it's after the page structure changes but the Scheduler doesn't update itself properly. If you have problems with the initial page load but don't have a good event handler to hook you can simply call it after a certain delay (that's an ugly workaround but it should help):

<script>
setTimeout(function() {
  fixView();
}, 200);
</script>

Yes! It works as desired.
Thank you very much.

Davide