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Answered: The scrollbar position is defined by the browser and it can't be moved. So the answer is no. You might be able to implement your own scrolling logic using scrollTo() and scrollToResource() methods: h...

Answered: It was released as an experimental feature and it was not included in the API documentation and TypeScript definitions. It's still supported. It's now added to the API documentation: https://api.dayp...

Answered: Yes, it is possible. You'd need to map the dates (e.g. the day of year part) to floors using a technique used in the ASP.NET timetable tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/65101/timetable-tutorial-asp...

Answered: You can achieve this using CSS - specify max-width for the row header text: .scheduler_default_rowheader_inner_text { max-width: 100px; }

Answered: It's not coming in the near future. If you'd like to speed things up by sponsoring the feature please contact sales@daypilot.org.

Answered: Hi Wolfgang, It's possible to adjust the start/end using onEventMoving while the event is being dragged: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-oneventmoving/ There is also a related tutorial: h...

Answered: The primary purpose of events.find() is to find an event by ID. It searches events.list and if you need to filter the event data I recommend accessing the data store directly: let events = dp.events....

Answered: This option is now available through snapToGridRectangleSelecting property in the latest sandbox build (2020.3.4604): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/

Answered: It's now available in the latest sandbox build (2020.2.4505): https://javascript.daypilot.org/sandbox/

Answered: It's now available in the latest sandbox build (2020.1.4318): https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/

Answered: It's now available since build 2020.1.4314: https://release.daypilot.org/changes/js/ The event is called DayPilot.Scheduler.onRowSorted.

Answered: On the desktop, this is not supported. You need to use the scrollbar or custom scrolling controls (implemented using scrollTo() - https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-scrollto/ ). On touch dev...

Answered: The latest sandbox build (2019.4.4122) now supports onTimeHeaderRightClick and onTimeHeaderRightClicked events (there is no functional difference between them as there is no default action for the ri...

Answered: The same mechanism (onBefore*DomAdd event) is supported for event and time header cells as well. Please see the following tutorials: Rendering JSX in events: https://code.daypilot.org/50584/react-sch...

Answered: You can disable selected grid cells to make them unavailable for drag and drop operations: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/disabled-cells/ See also the following tutorial that shows how to define ...

Answered: Hi Steve, Such events are marked with "scheduler_default_event_continueleft" (those starting before startDate) and "scheduler_default_event_continueright" (those ending after startDate + days). In th...

Answered: Unfortunately, the Persian calendar is not supported at the moment.

Answered: You can take a look at the following tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/12302/angular-scheduler-zoom It's an Angular sample that uses the built-in Scheduler zoom support which retains the scrollbar ...

Answered: The database will be created and initialized automatically - see also the _db_mysql.php script for details. Just make sure that _db.php points to the mysql backend (and not sqlite). Also, check that ...

Answered: Unfortunately, this is not possible at the moment. However, it may appear in one of the future versions.

Answered: Please see my reply here: https://forums.daypilot.org/question/4786/change-the-height-of-the-row-without-firing-events-for-all-

Answered: Korean locale ("ko-kr") is now added in the latest sandbox build (2019.3.3983).

Answered: Please see the following tutorial that explains how to display a bubble with custom content (defined as static HTML, dynamic HTML loaded from the server, and as an Angular component): https://code.da...

Answered: Yes, it's been in the queue for some time already. Before it's implemented, the following approach might work: Instead of dragging the whole event, you can insert a custom element into the event that...

Answered: Yes, it's possible. Just use the "icon" property to specify the CSS classes: var dp = new DayPilot.Scheduler("dp", { // ... contextMenu: new DayPilot.Menu({ items: [ { text: "User details...", icon: ...

Answered: I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for but the Navigator supports highlighting busy days (days with events) out of the box. You can supply the an array with events in the same format that i...

Answered: You can scroll to a specified position using scrollTo() method: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-scrollto/ You can get the selected event using multiselect.events(): https://api.daypilot.o...