Questions Tagged sql-server

Answered: The showEventStartEnd property isn’t supported in the open-source version of the Calendar component at the moment. However, you can customize the event content as needed using the onBeforeEventRender...

Answered: You can create the modal dialog using DayPilot.Modal.form() - you can find an example here: JavaScript Scheduler: How to Edit Multiple Fields using a Modal Dialog DayPilot.Modal is included in the op...

Answered: The full project is attached - you can download it at the top of the article using the “Download Source” button (below the main screenshot).

Answered: Yes, no problem. DayPilot is a purely client-side solution so you can use it with any backend. This example includes a .NET 7 project but you can use the same source code with .NET 6 as well. You jus...

Answered: Yes, this should be no problem. I’m including a couple of screenshots and links to features that will help you implement what you need: 1. The timeline can be customized as needed. If the built-in un...

Answered: You can use a custom modal dialog and add as many field as needed. Here is an example: async function modalText() { const form = [ {name: "Name", id: "name", type: "text"}, {name: "Description", id: ...

Answered: I recommend checking the HTTP call to the API (backend_events.php) in the browser developer console (Network tab). Most likely, you will see a DB-related error instead of the expected JSON array with...

Answered: You'll need to change the "SlotDurationMinutes" value in the Timeline class. using Project.Models; namespace Project.Service { public class Timeline { public static int SlotDurationMinutes = 15; // ....

Answered: Yes, there are many different scenarios that are not covered by this sample. To add more people to the same time and location, you can choose a solution depending on the workflow: 1. To allow more as...

Answered: Try removing the following section from Page_Load: DayPilotScheduler1.Scale = TimeScale.Manual; DateTime start = new DateTime(DateTime.Today.Year, 1, 1, 12, 0, 0); DateTime end = start.AddYears(1); D...

Answered: I recommend checking the data - it may contain invalid items which break the view. You can also check the JavaScript console to see if there are any errors.

Answered: I recommend exploring the downloadable project, it's a complete implementation of the sample application, including database connection.

Answered: This is the URL of the backend controller (Calendar/backend) that handles the internal calls made by the client-side library. If you open it directly in the browser, you will receive an error because...

Answered: Please see the documentation: https://doc.daypilot.org/month/event-customization/

Answered: Unfortunately DayPilot Pro is only available for ASP.NET WebForms. It's possible to run the WebForms version in a WinForms application using an embedded browser (WebControl), but it's just a workarou...

Answered: Please see the SQL schema at the bottom of the article. The recurrence information (serialized rule) is stored in AssignmentRecurrence field (Assignment table). DayPilot uses this rule to expand this...

Answered: The SQL Server database schema looks like this: CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Assignment] ( [AssignmentId] BIGINT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL, [AssignmentNote] VARCHAR (2000) NULL, [AssignmentStart] DATETIME NOT ...

Answered: This tutorial required DayPilot Pro (the commercial version). It looks like you are using DayPilot Lite (the open-source version) which doesn't support all the features (e.g. SetScrollX() method).

Answered: Only by displaying the control using a WebBrowser component. Take a look at the following tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/70282/daypilot-in-a-desktop-application-winforms

Answered: This event is called once for every cell. Therefore the implementation should be as fast as possible. You should avoid making database calls from there. Instead, load the required data in advance and...

Answered: If you mean the grid cells starting and ending at 12:00 (noon) instead of 00:00 (midnight) then this is implemented using a custom timeline feature: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/timeline/ It's ...