Questions Tagged how-to

Answered: The cell duration (and number of cells per hour) can be configured in the Calendar , but this option is only available in the Pro version.

Answered: In this case, modal.result holds a copy of the data object. Its properties are set according to the user selection. So, in order to get the radio selection, you need to read modal.result.resource . T...

Answered: There are two options: 1. You can set the cell duration to half a day: { scale: "CellDuration", cellDuration: 720, // ... } The time headers are independent and you can use "Day" as the groupBy value...

Answered: You can add the row to selection in onRowClicked using the rows.selection.add() method. It is also possible to implement a “toggle” logic using rows.selection.isSelected() and rows.selection.remove()...

Answered: In the latest sandbox build, it is now possible to disable resizing of selected row header columns using the new nonresizable property: rowHeaderColumns: [ {text: 'Name', display: "name", nonresizabl...

Answered: If you want to update the DayPilotMonth control from another control, there are the options: You can invoke commandCallBack() from the client side. You can update it using a partial PostBack, if the ...

Answered: At this moment, the Current Time Highlighting feature is only available in the Pro version of the Calendar. You can find information about feature availability in the table at the bottom of each docs...

Answered: At this moment, the 100% Height feature is only available in the Pro version of the Monthly calendar. You can find information about feature availability in the table at the bottom of each docs page....

Answered: Your config contains dynamic values that depend on the window width ( columnWidth ). Changing the config invokes a Calendar update. At this moment, the Calendar is designed to clear the current time ...

Answered: The CSS classes are as follows: .scheduler_default_event_move_left .scheduler_default_event_move_right See also the full list of CSS classes used by the Scheduler .

Answered: The exportAs() method returns a DayPilot.Export which you can use to get the exported object, start a download, etc. To download the image immediately, you can use this: this.dp.exportAs(this.state.e...

Answered: If you just want to change the content of the time header , you can use the onBeforeTimeHeaderRender event handler to customize it in the Pro version of the Calendar . To define custom time slots , i...

Answered: In the Scheduler , you can create your own timeline by defining individual time slots. You can set custom start and end times for each slot, as long as they do not overlap with other slots.

Answered: In the Scheduler, the selected rows are highlighted using the following CSS defined in the built-in theme: .scheduler_default_rowheader.scheduler_default_rowheader_selected { background-color: #aaa; ...

Answered: You can use the showHtml() method - you just need to supply the HTML to be displayed. No other object is required as a parameter.

Answered: In the latest sandbox build (2024.3.6166), this is now possible using the new multiRangeMode property. Scheduler config: { multiRangeMode: "Always", // ... }

Answered: The JavaScript Scheduler doesn’t support frozen rows with a custom height and a vertical scrollbar. If you want to display large data set or many rows in the frozen section, it is better to use two s...

Answered: I have one test case where it works fine and one where it doesn’t. I’m still trying to find out what’s going on. Anyway, the following approach works in both setups: dp.onTimeRangeSelected = function...

Answered: Since version 2024.2.5957 , it is possible to combine the bubble property with any action type. That means the bubble (if specified) will always be displayed on hover, even for action: "ContextMenu" .

Answered: To show an empty column, just omit the display property from the rowHeaderColumns array items. However, the first column will display the name of the resource even if you don’t specify the display pr...

Answered: You can create the modal dialog using DayPilot.Modal.form() - you can find an example here: JavaScript Scheduler: How to Edit Multiple Fields using a Modal Dialog DayPilot.Modal is included in the op...

Answered: This is not supported in the Calendar at the moment. It is only possible in DayPilot Pro, in the Scheduler component: Hiding Time Columns in JavaScript Scheduler In the Pro version of the Calendar, y...

Answered: Unfortunately, this is not possible at the moment. Out of curiosity - what is your use case?

Answered: It was almost ready - the RTL support is now available in the latest sandbox build (2024.3.5979). You can get the sandbox React package at npm.daypilot.org . See also a live demo in the sandbox: Mont...

Answered: Unfortunately, RTL is not supported in the Lite version at the moment.

Answered: In this tutorial, you can learn how to split an event using a context menu: JavaScript Scheduler: Splitting an Event You can then join these two new events using a link and possibly style them to ind...

Answered: You can use custom CSS easily - the best way is to generate a calendar CSS theme online . You can modify it manually as needed. In the open-source version , you can customize the inner HTML of events...

Answered: You can customize the calendar column headers using the onBeforeHeaderRender event handler: const calendar = new DayPilot.Calendar("calendar", { // ... headerHeight: 50, onBeforeHeaderRender: args =>...

Answered: It looks like this is caused by the custom CSS theme that you are using. I recommend checking the margins, padding, etc. If the purpose of the CSS modification was to create a free space next to the ...

Answered: In ASP.NET WebForms , you can indeed use the BeforeCellRender event. You just need to check whether the current cell falls on one of the defined holidays. Example: // Define an array of holidays priv...