search on v.events.list?

Yes, this is possible using the events.find() method. You can also access the events.list array directly.

In ASP.NET WebForms, you need the client-side object to access the API.

<DayPilot:DayPilotMonth ... ClientObjectName="month" ... />

Find events:

const event = month.events.find(1);

or

const events = months.events.find(e => e.data.text.includes("important"));

Hi Dan, ok thanks for that - so the “e.data.text” value in the above code snippet is the same as the “events.list” array? I’m assuming that I would need to loop through the array and do other things (show/hide, etc.) - would it be something along the lines of:

let searchQuery = document.getElementById("searchbox").value.toLowerCase(); //search field on the page

const events = months.events.find(e => e.data.text.includes(searchQuery));

for (let i = 0; i < events.length; i++) {

if (events.includes(searchQuery)) {

…do something…

} else {

…do something else…

}

…etc.

Thanks - Ed

OK, disregard my previous - found an example on how to access the events.list array and I can currently output to console records based on my search field entry. Now just need to figure out how to show/hide based on the searched values.