Questions Tagged mvc

Answered: Yes, this is where the exception comes from, but the stack trace points to the code that uses it. That would help identify the problem. According to your log, both objects are DayPilot.Date but they ...

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...

Answered: The MVC Lite (open-source) version is no longer under active development. I recommend switching to the JavaScript Lite version. The JavaScript version lets you set the Calendar height to show only bu...

Answered: After the modal dialog is closed, you need to call an API endpoint that will save the changes. You can access the updated data object as "modal.result". The selected value is accessible as "modal.res...

Answered: You can load the data using fetch() or a similar function before opening the modal dialog. async function showModal(url) { const options = await fetch("/api/getOptions").then(response => response.jso...

Answered: A imagem está correta, a atividade que está no Píer 1 lado Mar está com início no dia 03/08/2021 as 00:00 hora, isso só está acontecendo quando ela vai para o evento filho, se essa mesma atividade fo...

Answered: Could you please contact sales@daypilot.org to discuss the details?

Answered: What version of DayPilot Pro do you use? If it doesn't work with the latest version (2021.2.6054), could you please post your config? The following OnInit() seems to work fine with the latest version...

Answered: You need to use a different resource ID for the parent rows. An event will be displayed in all rows where the id matches the event resource id (resources[].id === events.list[].resource).

Answered: You can try this: TimeHeaders = new TimeHeaderCollection() { new TimeHeader(GroupBy.Month), new TimeHeader(GroupBy.Day), new TimeHeader(GroupBy.Cell, "tt"), },

Answered: I'm not sure if that's what you are looking for but you can set the initially-selected date using DayPilotNavigatorConfig.SelectionStart property.

Answered: Yes, it's in a long-term plan but it's not trivial to meet some of the requirements. The features are being added gradually. The Scheduler, for example, now includes keyboard support and the elements...

Answered: In DayPilot Pro for JavaScript, you can do this using onTimeRangeSelecting event handler: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-calendar-ontimerangeselecting/ Unfortunately, it's not available in the Lit...

Answered: Your email might not have arrived, sorry for the troubles. Can you please contact sales@daypilot.org and include a reference to this forum question?

Answered: The tutorial is available under a trial license which is limited to testing and evaluation. If you want to use it in your project you'll need to buy a license: https://aspnet.daypilot.org/buy/

Answered: The demo project in the download packages uses MVC4 which needs to be installed globally using this link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30683 See also: https://mvc.daypilot...

Answered: Submitting changes using a form is not a supported scenario. However, you can use the built-in queue to submit all changes at once using a CallBack. When creating, updating or deleting the event usin...

Answered: The submenus are now supported in the MVC version as well in the latest sandbox build (2019.4.6005): https://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/ You can specify the submenu items using Items property of MenuIt...

Answered: You can take a look at the main MVC Scheduler demo: https://mvc.daypilot.org/demo/Scheduler/ It includes Next/Previous buttons which use commandCallBack() method to invoke Command event on the server...

Answered: You can take a look at this example that uses DayPilot Pro: https://code.daypilot.org/41760/using-javascript-html5-event-calendar-in-spring-boot-java The Maven config used in this project is very bas...

Answered: We're playing with the technology to see how it could be used to improve DayPilot. At this moment, I recommend using the JavaScript version for ASP.NET Core: https://javascript.daypilot.org/ There ar...

Answered: There are two options: 1. You can limit the current view using StartDate and Days properties and switch to the next/previous "page" using custom buttons: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/next-and-p...

Answered: 1. There is a clientState property that lets you define custom state on the client side. That usually includes filtering criteria, such as user, event type, etc. You only need to set it on change on ...

Answered: Please take a look at the clientState/ClientState properties that I have suggested here: https://forums.daypilot.org/question/4794/how-can-i-update-the-view-after-changing-the-backendurl-pro See also...

Answered: Please see the height configuration options here: https://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/height/ The "BusinessHoursNoScroll" and "Full" values of HeightSpec will display the Calendar component without the...

Answered: You need to replace DayPilot.Web.Mvc.dll and daypilot-all.min.js files in your project with the ones from the full version zip file.