Questions Tagged mvc

Answered: Dave, what's the version of DayPilot you are using? If you are not using DayPilot Lite for MVC 1.2 already I recommend switching to to because it's compiled with MVC4. http://mvc.daypilot.org/daypilo...

Answered: It looks like a good idea. I'm adding it to the wishlist.

Answered: Image export is not implemented for the MVC version yet. It might be available in the 7.2 release.

Answered: It's now fixed in build 5425. See the sandbox: http://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/

Answered: Please see section #3 of the tutorial (3. MVC 3 Controller). There are two Actions that need to be created: Index (opens the view) Backend (backend for internal ajax callbacks) If you open the action...

Answered: It seems this has the same cause as this issue: http://forums.daypilot.org/Topic.aspx/1659/events-times-not-matching-placement-on-dpc That is, when StartDate is set including the time part the Calend...

Answered: Brandon, It's already possible. Please see the following guide: http://kb.daypilot.org/46975/how-to-implement-copy--paste-in-the-calendar/

Answered: This turned out to be a bug in StartDate property handling. Setting this property to a DateTime value that included time during a callback confused the calculations. It's now fixed in the code base (...

Answered: It's now fixed in build 1.6.5405. Thanks Brandon!

Answered: It should be working as you describe, i.e. it will scroll to the set position after the initial page load. The default value is set to BusinessBeginsHour and you can override it as needed: <%=Html.Da...

Answered: You will see this error if you try to open the backend URL in a browser. In order to show the Calendar you need two URLs (corresponding to two controller actions): 1. The first one will show a view w...

Answered: Yes, this is the correct way. You should set a default menu using ContextMenu. In this case it's either "menu_priveledged_user" or "menu_disallow". Then you should override this default value using O...

Answered: Yes, you can load the stylesheets directly in the page loaded using the DayPilot.Modal.showUrl() - e.g. Edit.aspx. Pages open in an iframe don't use the stylesheets of the parent page.

Answered: Hi brandon, Yes, you can load the data directly to Events property. It accepts any IEnumerable. You only need to map the object properties using DataIdField, DataStartField, etc. See an example (usin...

Answered: For ASP.NET MVC tutorial, please see http://code.daypilot.org , especially http://code.daypilot.org/tag/mvc

Answered: i use this: http://trentrichardson.com/examples/timepicker/

Answered: Yes, you can use context menus in DayPilotPro for MVC3. Here's an example: @Html.DayPilotMenu("menu1", new DayPilotMenuConfig { CssClassPrefix = "menu_", UseShadow = true, Items = new DayPilot.Web.Mv...

Answered: This feature is not implemented yet but it's coming soon!

Answered: Yes, it's supported. Please make sure you are using at least build 1.2.5352. A live demo: http://mvc.daypilot.org/sandbox/Calendar/ExternalDragDrop And also for the Scheduler: http://mvc.daypilot.org...

Answered: It's now fixed in build 5349. See also: https://mvc.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-asp-net-mvc-1-2-sp1/

Answered: There is no way to do this at this moment. I will check if it will be possible to include it in one of the future releases. It seems that it could be relatively easy to implement.

Answered: This is controlled by the EventMoveMargin property. You can increase the value as needed. The default value is 5 (pixels).