Questions Tagged how-to

Answered: At this moment it's only possible to add a new column on the left side of the main area (in addition to the column that you are already displaying). See also: http://www.daypilot.org/scheduler-row-he...

Answered: You can access the Resource columns directly using Resource.Column collection: DayPilotScheduler1.Resources[0].Columns[0].InnerHTML = "Room #12123";

Answered: You can disable the progressive event rendering by using the following switch in the config: DynamicEventRendering = DynamicEventRenderingType.Disabled It will behave like this demo (WebForms): http:...

Answered: You can customize the header strings by overriding OnBeforeTimeHeader method. Just set e.InnerHtml as needed: protected override void OnBeforeTimeHeaderRender(BeforeTimeHeaderRenderArgs e) { if (e.Is...

Answered: You need to handle TimeRangeSelected event manually: TimeRangeSelectedHandling = TimeRangeSelectedHandlingType.JavaScript, TimeRangeSelectedJavaScript = "yourHandler(start, end);" If you want to upda...

Answered: This bug is fixed now in build 7.2.2761. You can download it in the sandbox: http://www.daypilot.org/sandbox/ The fix will be included in the next release. Please let me know if there is still any pr...

Answered: Hi Stephanie, It's possible to generate an iCalendar file using dday.ical library (or another icalendar library): http://www.ddaysoftware.com/Pages/Projects/DDay.iCal/ A tutorial that will show how t...

Answered: Now I got a solution to set the background. The solution is to set the rowheaders background in the css to inherit and the e.Background in the BeforeHeaderRenderEventArgs to the color.

Answered: You can change this the scheduler "BeforeEventRender" event Here I advise you to create your own layout, using labels, divs, ... this can be done using the "e.tag" values you get from your event. Onc...

Answered: If you digg you shall find. Apparently you define what "tags" should be looked for in the row object. To define the tags i wrote this in the init-method: setDataTagFields("mytag1, mytag2"); Then: Row...

Answered: Thomas, you can use the following code: // bubble = DayPilot.Bubble object // dps = use ClientObjectName value (DayPilot.Scheduler object) // resource = resource id function showResourceBubble(bubble...

Answered: Since 7.1 SP4 it's possible to create an instance of this class by calling: EventInfo.Create(id) for regular events EventInto.CreateRecurring(masterId, start) for recurring events This will create an...

Answered: This is not hard at all. Here is a code snippet which I use for my offices which turn different events into different colors (based on the first two letters). Event: "FG - Out of Office" protected vo...

Answered: Hi Dan, I think I found a possible reason why the calendar was so slow to load. I had a OnBeforeEventRender method to apply a color code each event, and that is why the rendering time was so long. No...

Answered: OK I found it, you have to create this class on your own according to http://code.daypilot.org/62492/scheduler-for-asp-net-mvc-4-razor

Answered: I found the problem myself, for future references - you have to update your .Columns to reflect the new date as well.

Answered: There is no built-in header but you can add your own: http://kb.daypilot.org/92633/how-to-show-the-selected-date-using-a-label-control/