Multiple Schedulers Scroll Lock

Yes, but you need to do it on the client side:

    // scrollbar synchronization
    $(document).ready(function() {
        $(dp.nav.scroll).scroll(function() {
            dp2.nav.scroll.scrollLeft = dp.nav.scroll.scrollLeft;
        });

        $(dp2.nav.scroll).scroll(function() {
            dp.nav.scroll.scrollLeft = dp2.nav.scroll.scrollLeft;
        });
    });

Please see the following demo from the JavaScript version:

https://javascript.daypilot.org/demo/scheduler/eventmovingtwoschedulers.html

Thanks Dan.

Dan ... I can't get it working ... this is what I have.

$(document).ready(function() {
var dps1 = DayPilot.Scheduler("dps1");
var dps2 = DayPilot.Scheduler("dps2");

$(dps1.nav.scroll).scroll(function() {
dps2.nav.scroll.scrollLeft = dps1.nav.scroll.scrollLeft;
});

$(dps2.nav.scroll).scroll(function() {
dps1.nav.scroll.scrollLeft = dps2.nav.scroll.scrollLeft;
});
});

Its not throwing any errors.

In ASP.NET WebForms, the DayPilot.Scheduler instance is created automatically. The name of the object is specified using ClientObjectName property. If it's not specified, the ASP.NET client-side component name will be used (this name is derived from the control name and its location on page).

So the easiest way to get it working is to add ClientObjectName="dps1" to the first Scheduler control and ClientObjectName="dps2" to the second Scheduler control (on the server side). And remove the "var dps1 =" and "var dps2 =" lines.

Mistake in there ... The vars should be

var dps1 = new DayPilot.Scheduler("dps1");
var dps2 = new DayPilot.Scheduler("dps2");

Thanks for that ... all works.