Questions Tagged vue

Answered: You are overwriting the onBeforeCellRender event handler several times and only the last value is used. You need to check the dates against the list of highlighted days inside onBeforeCellRender . Th...

Answered: This is not a limitation of the trial version. I recommend checking the DOM structure of the production build in the browser (using developer tools) to see whether the elements are using the expected...

Answered: You can set custom HTML displayed by the group using onBeforeGroupRender event: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-onbeforegrouprender/ onBeforeGroupRender: args => { args.group.html = `${ar...

Answered: If you click a calendar cell, it will fire onTimeRangeSelect (and onTimeRangeSelected) event handler where you can create a new event. This works in both versions (Lite and Pro). To make sure only a ...

Answered: All main components (Calendar, Month, Scheduler) provide visibleStart() and visibleEnd() methods that you can use to get the start and end of the current date segment (calculated from startDate/days)...

Answered: Please take a look at this tutorial: https://code.daypilot.org/97538/javascript-scheduler-displaying-group-availability

Answered: You'll need to transform your data set to match the data structure required by the Scheduler. It displays the name specified by the "name" property: https://api.daypilot.org/daypilot-scheduler-resour...

Answered: OK, thanks for the update. In the Scheduler, there are two ways to achieve that: 1. You can define the timeline manually by adding individual cells: https://doc.daypilot.org/scheduler/timeline/ 2. Yo...

Answered: There is no built-in recurrence support in the JavaScript version. The recurrence needs to be implemented on the server side and the implementation will be platform-specific. If you only work with a ...

Answered: Vue 3 is now supported (since build 2020.4.4798).