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Answered: Are you using the Calendar or the Scheduler? There are several options: 1. Increase CellWidth (Scheduler)/CellHeight (Calendar). In the Scheduler, you can also increase EventHeight. 2. Add a Bubble t...

Answered: The HeightSpec = BusinessHoursNoScroll is not available in the MVC Lite version at the moment. Most likely, it will be added in the next release.

Answered: In the Scheduler, you can use the following to get 30-minute time slots: dp.scale = "CellDuration"; dp.cellDuration = 30; See also: http://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/scale/ http://doc.daypilot.org/sc...

Answered: You can customize the event HTML using onBeforeEventRender event: Scheduler http://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/event-customization/ Calendar http://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/event-customization/ Month...

Answered: I assume you create the columns manually in view #1 (ViewType="Resources"). You probably specify the resource for each of these columns. That's why it's available in TimeRangeSelected. In view #2 the...

Answered: The solution would be to let the scheduler fill the window/viewport so you can always reach the horizontal scrollbar at the bottom (without using the browser vertical scrollbar). Use heightSpec="Pare...

Answered: There are two ways to do it: 1. Store the old event start and end in the args object in onEventResize (which is fired before the default action). The same object will be passed to onEventResized. The...

Answered: Yes, there should be no problem with any recent version of jQuery.

Answered: Problem solved. Was on event that fucked things up. had no date set.

Answered: I found a solution. In stead of a tab control. I used Fadein/Fadeout and buttons to simulate a tab control. When the view loads all the daypilot calendars are visible, then I fadeout/fadein the divs ...