Questions Tagged mvc

Answered: Use the following config: @(Html.DayPilotCalendar("dpc", new DayPilotCalendarConfig { // ... EventClickHandling = EventClickHandlingType.JavaScript, EventClickJavaScript = "window.location.href = 'Ed...

Answered: You would be better off switching to the JavaScript version of DayPilot Lite. As this is a pure client-side solution (without the server bindings) it takes just one place to change the behavior. The ...

Answered: Guidance on how to modify the Lite source code to add specific features is beyond the scope of the support that we provide for the open-source version. If you want to save time inspecting and modifyi...

Answered: Sorry - it is but it doesn't have any server-side part. The JavaScript source can be found in Demo/Scripts/DayPilot/src folder.

Answered: The Gantt control is designed to display one task per row. 1. There is an option to display different task "versions" for the same row. However, they are read-only and they will stacked vertically in...

Answered: You are using an incorrect daypilot-all.min.js file. The daypilot-all.min.js client-side library you are using (1478) is taken from the Pro version (not open-source). You must use the client-side lib...

Answered: It's included in the download package (.zip) in the Source folder: http://mvc.daypilot.org/download/

Answered: There is nothing special you have to do. Just modify the classes you need and recompile the project.

Answered: I assume you are talking about the month control: http://mvc.daypilot.org/demo/Lite/Month/ DayPilot works with full DateTime specification for both the event start and end. This means the end date is...

Answered: You can specify the week date using StartDate property. It is accessible in the config (DayPilotCalendarConfig class): @Html.DayPilotCalendar("dpc", new DayPilotCalendarConfig { BackendUrl = Url.Cont...

Answered: The Navigator supports loading free/busy data from the endpoint specified using BackendUrl. Please see the following doc page: http://doc.daypilot.org/navigator/highlighting-busy-days/ You need to cr...

Answered: It looks like you have the ASP.NET WebForms version ( http://www.daypilot.org/ ). To use DayPilot with AngularJS you need the JavaScript version ( http://javascript.daypilot.org/ ). If you have purch...

Answered: You are using incompatible versions of daypilot-all.min.js and DayPilot.Mvc.dll. In this case, the dll is from the Pro version and the .js is from the Lite version. You need to use both from the same...

Answered: Please take a look at the following tutorial: http://code.daypilot.org/59860/asp-net-mvc-5-event-calendar It shows how to use the Calendar control in MVC. It uses the Pro version but the same approac...

Answered: You can customize the hour header using TimeHeaderCellDuration property: http://doc.daypilot.org/calendar/time-header-cell-duration/

Answered: Most likely this is caused by loading more events than necessary. You can try limiting the event set using StartDate and Days properties. See an example from the ASP.NET MVC 4 event calendar tutorial...

Answered: 1. You can use the ClientState property: http://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/clientstate/ 2. Or you can modify the .backendUrl dynamically on the client side and read the query string it in the control...