Questions Tagged lite

Answered: Unfortunately, loading free/busy Navigator data is not supported in the Lite version at the moment.

Answered: Unfortunately, DayPilot Lite doesn't support disabled cells. However, you can check the dates in onEventMove, onEventResize, and onTimeRangeSelect events handlers and call args.preventDefault() to ca...

Answered: With the direct print() method you only have limited control over the result (the browser will simply print the exported image). I recommend exporting the Scheduler to PDF, this way you can specify h...

Answered: Unfortunately, the Lite edition doesn't support event selecting. In the Pro version, you can select the events using SelectedEvents list (in the Scheduler). It's a list of simplified EventInfo object...

Answered: Unfortunately, this feature is only available in the Pro version. See also the feature comparison: https://aspnet.daypilot.org/feature-matrix/

Answered: Do you see any error in the JavaScript console? Does the whole page freeze (do other element on the page work) or is it just that the Calendar doesn't respond to mouse actions? I know that it might b...

Answered: The latest version of DayPilot Lite exposes "start" and "end" variables (DayPilot.Date object). The string replacements ("{0}") are no longer applicable. You can use the following TimeRangeSelectedJa...

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: Yes, DayPilot Lite is available under Apache License 2.0 - it's free and open-source. See also: https://aspnet.daypilot.org/open-source/

Answered: The event tooltip is enabled by default (ShowToolTip property is set to true). The default tooltip uses the event text (loaded from the field specified using DataTextField). You can also customize it...

Answered: In the Lite version, it's not possible to adjust the overlapping behavior. It uses a fixed mode that corresponds to "Full" arrangement mode in the Pro version: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/event...

Answered: The open-source version doesn't include any built-in UI mechanism for deleting events (compare with the options available in the Pro version - https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/event-deleting/ ). I r...

Answered: The Lite version uses the first day of week that is read from the current Culture. It works automatically for ViewType="Week". You can also display custom number of days (Days property) starting at c...

Answered: @Html.DayPilotCalendar("days_resources", new DayPilotCalendarConfig { BusinessBeginsHour = 9, BusinessEndsHour= 17, } you need to add bussiness begins and ends hour in your helper html tag

Answered: The "Text" property is read-only but you can set "Html" property. That is the value that is actually used for rendering the event. If Text is available it's used as the default value of Html.

Answered: It looks like you are missing the following import: using DayPilot.Web.Mvc.Events.Month; You can also add the full namespace to the header: protected override void OnInit(DayPilot.Web.Mvc.Events.Mont...

Answered: It looks like you are using the Lite (open-source) version that doesn't support these features. See also the "Availability" table at the bottom of the documentation pages: https://doc.daypilot.org/sc...

Answered: If you need to display data from multiple fields you can use BeforeEvenRender event handler to customize the event HTML: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/event-customization/