Questions Tagged java

Answered: You can take a look at this tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/44666/html5-doctor-appointment-scheduling-javascript-php It uses pre-generated slots that are offered to users for making appointments....

Answered: Please take a look at the following tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/68382/javascript-calendar-selecting-and-highlighting-columns

Answered: Can you please contact support@daypilot.org? Please include your order number.

Answered: It looks like you are reading the input stream before passing it to process(). In that case, it's necessary to reset the position in the stream to 0. Something like this might also happen if you try ...

Answered: You can specify the number of days using days property: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-days/ This way you can display as many months as you need.

Answered: > SO the question is how can I send as a response this data from database to the jpa and to display it on the scheduler correctly. This is what the tutorial is trying to explain in "Loading Scheduler...

Answered: The components will work on mobile devices as well. 1. You may want to make some dimension adjustments (like the row header width in the Scheduler) depending on the device width. 2. You'll also need ...

Answered: There is a monthly calendar component ( https://doc.daypilot.org/month/ ) but it's not available in the open-source Java version (DayPilot Lite for Java). However, it's included in the JavaScript ope...

Answered: DayPilot requires to be run in a web application (it's a client-side JavaScript technology). It is possible to create a web application that uses Microsoft Access as storage but it's not recommended ...

Answered: One option is to add custom CSS (using cell.cssClass) and create styles for all different combinations of classes (they are all applied at the same level): .scheduler_default_cell, .scheduler_default...

Answered: Hi Jainik, Please check your mailbox, I've sent you an email.

Answered: The first day of week is determined by the Calendar locale. The default locale is "en-us" which uses Sunday as the first day of week. You can switch to one of the predefined locales ( https://api.day...

Answered: By default, the event boxes are aligned with the grid (useBoxes="Always", see also https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/exact-event-duration/ ). The duration bar is filled with the lighter color. The da...

Answered: You can find the overlapping event arrangement options here: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/event-arrangement-mode/

Answered: Each column uses two key properties: id start The basic rule is that event.start must be within the specified day (column.start) and the event.resource must match the column id (column.id). Plus: 1. ...

Answered: You can use the real-time event handlers to check custom conditions: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-oneventmoving/ https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-oneventresizing/ https://ap...

Answered: Yes, but I recommend using the JavaScript version: 1. The Java version is only licensed for use with the integrated Java backend. This make the JavaScript version more future-proof. 2. The JavaScript...

Answered: In Java, you can load the resources on the server side using getResources() method. Just fill the collection as needed. An example from https://java.daypilot.org/scheduler-tutorial/ : public class Dp...

Answered: Ok solved just the Daypilot Javascript and Jar where corrupted

Answered: With Angular CLI (which uses Webpack) the Angular 2 project needs to be run using "ng serve" (available as "npm run start"/"npm start") during development. That's why the tutorial uses two independen...

Answered: Unfortunately I can't see the attachment. However, you may need to install Angular CLI globally first: npm install -g angular-cli The tutorial is built using Angular CLI version 1.0.0-beta.19-3. See ...

Answered: There is an API to find events using the event id: var id = "123"; var e = dp.events.find(id); Then you will be able to focus it using scrolling methods: dp.scrollTo(e.start()); dp.scrollToResource(e...

Answered: Yes, this is possible - see the HeightSpec options (especially HeightSpec = "Fixed", "Parent100Pct" and "Max" values): https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/height/

Answered: It looks like a bug. Normally, you should be able to hide the time header using getTimeHeaders().clear(). Please let me check the problem. You can also try to set the header height to 0 as a workarou...

Answered: There was a problem with using DayPilot.Menu with AngularJS. It's be fixed in the latest DayPilot Pro for JavaScript release: http://javascript.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-javascript-8-0-sp2/ Let m...