How to repaint scheduler?

Scheduler Javascript
#1

Hi all,

i have calender with blocked times. and when change the view (day, week, unit, …) new data cannot be reloaded. it can only be repainted, if i clicked the selected view again OR resize the window.

how can i do repaint in dhtmlxscheduler with blocked times?

#2

NO ANSWER?

#3

Hello,

Can you explain in detail what’s happening? How do you block time, what is “data”, why should it be reloaded?

Generally to refresh current view you can use
scheduler.setCurrentView();
But please note that it is called either way then you navigate between views.

Kind regards,
Ilya

#4

the way i used to block specific times on calendar is as follows:

scheduler.blockTime(any_date, [0,360,900,1440]);

“data” is blocked and unblocked time intervals of calendar.

there are numerous blocked and blocked time intervals on different dates. when i change the view to the next day or week, the view remains same as the day before. it should be redrawn.

because i am blocking calendar in the onViewChanged event, if i used scheduler.setCurrentView(), it calls the onViewChanged function again. so it causes an infinite loop.

scheduler.attachEvent("onEventChanged", function(event_id,event_object){ ... scheduler.blockTime(any_date, any_time); ... scheduler.setCurrentView(); }

#5

sorry. the following code is correct.

scheduler.attachEvent(“onViewChange”, function (mode, date){
…
scheduler.blockTime(any_date, any_time);
…
scheduler.setCurrentView();
}

#6

scheduler.attachEvent("onViewChange", function (mode, date){ ... scheduler.blockTime(any_date, any_time); ... scheduler.setCurrentView(); }

#7

Hello,

You can try following options:

  1. Call blockTime in the onBeforeViewChange event. Remember to return true to allow view change.
  2. Call scheduler.update_view() instead of scheduler.setCurrentView(); It won’t call onViewChange event but that’s not a public API for now.

Best regards,
Ilya