Answered: There was a bug in the calculation of the grid boundaries. It’s fixed now in the latest sanbox build (2024.2.525): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/jslite/ Test: https://jsfiddle.net/ucvksntf/4/
Hi everyone, I have trouble with my Scheduler when dragging events out of the loaded time range using infinite scrolling. So I'm starting with a range of multiple months around "today" loaded and dra...
Answered: I was using the latest version. I now found the issue on a js conflict. I'm using prototype.js that has an "any" function that was throwing an error when moving or resizing event on the scheduler. Th...
Answered: You can use standard HTML5 drag and drop API to implement this functionality. Please see the following example: https://code.daypilot.org/12371/javascript-scheduler-events-as-drag-and-drop-target
Answered: > Is there a javascript function (or postback event) that I can use for this feature? EventMoving event ( https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/event-moving-customization/ ) is a good way to implement i...
I want to perform an external drag from a gridview to a Scheduler with a linked navigator to select date. If we select different date from the calendar, e.StartDate and e.EndDate will still be Today ...
Hello all, When im testing my Javascript calendar, I am unable to drag, for example across 2 days, and make an event for those 2 days. I am only able to select 1 single day by pressing that day. Is t...
Answered: Found the answer: hope this helps other people save some time //This gets called when the user drops the event dp.onEventMove = function (args) { //args.e is the event object that is being moved //ar...
Answered: This behavior is only supported on touch devices. Dragging in the grid will scroll the area. In order to start selecting a time range you need to hold the finger for a while.
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