Questions Tagged ajax

Answered: You will need a webserver with PHP enabled. For development purposes, you can run the project using the built-in PHP webserver: Linux: php -S 127.0.0.1:8090 -t /path/to/project Windows: php.exe -S lo...

Answered: You can start with the following tutorial which displays a resources calendar similar to yours (time on the vertical axis, resources/providers on the horizontal axis): JavaScript Resource Calendar Tu...

Answered: Yes, you can use it with any database structure. You just need to supply the data to DayPilot components in the required structure. This can be done on the server side quite easily - you need to crea...

Answered: Try removing the following section from Page_Load: DayPilotScheduler1.Scale = TimeScale.Manual; DateTime start = new DateTime(DateTime.Today.Year, 1, 1, 12, 0, 0); DateTime end = start.AddYears(1); D...

Answered: You can use "startDate" to change the visible date range: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/manual-date-switching/ The end date is calculated automatically, depending on the viewType value ( https://...

Answered: I found the solution myself, would be of help to others if ever come across this question. I simply used the dispose() method of the DayPilot, so when the event is triggered, I first got rid of the e...

Answered: Please take a look at the Localization topic in the documentation: https://doc.daypilot.org/month/localization/ You can use one of the predefined locales or you can define your own. In addition to sw...

Answered: You can see a live demo of the Scheduler here: https://javascript.daypilot.org/demo/

Answered: This tutorial required DayPilot Pro (the commercial version). It looks like you are using DayPilot Lite (the open-source version) which doesn't support all the features (e.g. SetScrollX() method).

Answered: DayPilotScheduler1.VisibleStart is a DateTime object so you can get a custom formatted string from it using ToString(): DayPilotScheduler1.VisibleStart.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd"); See also here: https://...

Answered: I assume you don't want to use any of the built-in mechanisms (PostBack, CallBack, Notify). You can make your own AJAX call (e.g. using jQuery) from EventResizeJavaScript handler. Note that the JS co...

Answered: try this code.. i hope i will helps you.. i did not use args.preventDefault(); but i use the code calling on events.php to load the updated data dp.message("MoveCancelled"); DayPilot.request("backend...

Answered: You can use the client-side API to modify the .resources array: http://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-resources/ Then call .update() to refresh the scheduler: http://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-sc...