Hi i’d like to know if scheduler can do next things and how:
Show lightbox althought scheduler is in mode no edit, id like thet user can see details about event but not modified
Block some events, but not all: for example, some of my events can be modified by the user but another one user could do it, is it possible?
set different color (background color) to event (in my app every event can get different BG color)?
in my app, when someone create an event it must be validated in server (conflits with anothers events or places full…), is it possible to deny event creation, and show an error message about problem?
it can be done from server code scheduler.Extensions.Add(SchedulerExtensions.Extension.Readonly);
scheduler.BeforeInit = new List<string>() { "scheduler.config.readonly_form = true;" };
scheduler has some built-in helpers for restricting user permissions(you may check room booking demo from blog blog.scheduler-net.com/post/2012 … p-net.aspx). More complex cases can be done by client-side code
you may assign background and text color for each event(see “Custom Field” sample from the package)
yes, you can deny operation on the server, assign error status to the data action, and handle it on the client(js)
Thanks,
im making test with your product.
Id like to know if its possible make a custom lightbox for an ASP.NET web app, not MVC and how could i do it.
You can do it the same way as it done in mvc sample
1)create aspx/ascx file with form
2)attach the form:
DHXScheduler.Lightbox.SetExternalLightbox("Url to the form page", width, height);
3)update “Save” handler to process form requests
btw, there was a bug with custom forms in one of the recent trial versions, so make sure you have the latest version of the lib
“An error exists on this page. Acrobat may not display the page correctly. Please contact the person hwo created the PDF document to correct the problem.”
There is temporary issues with online export service(it works with chrome, but not with ie and ff for now), it will be fixed soon.
You may try use local export tool instead support.dhtmlx.com/x-files/beta_ … df-net.zip
The sample is attached,
note that there is one difficulty with scheduler to pdf export with .net tool,
when you print calendar, it serializes it’s state to xml, and sends it to the server as is, without encoding. Because of that you can get “Potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected” exception.
To avoid it you can either change request validation rules in web.config,
or you may slightly modify dhtmlxscheduler_pdf.js (which is located in /dhtmlxScheduler/ext) to make it send encoded values. To achieve this, you need to replace this line(dhtmlxscheduler_pdf.js , line:251)
It looks as css conflict, are you loading some other css on the page? It seems that additional css has some global styling rules which breaks look of recurring events section. ( global td, div, span rules most probably )
Hello,
Time mark requires Limit extension to be included.
scheduler.Extensions.Add(SchedulerExtensions.Extension.Limit);
It marks client time.
You can disable the rest of the extension, so that it had no effect on application performance: using this config
scheduler.config.check_limits = false;
yet there is no server-side implementation of this config, so you can do it on the client only
Hi,
i got anothers question very important for my app performance.
Id like to know:
I have my own template for Tootltip, it works fine but id like Star Time and End Time format in Tooltip is always YYYY-MM-DD, is is possible to edit date format in tooltip text?
In week view, if i have applied code for making events not editable but can be show form details, then at left side of event block it show a bar with 3 pics: for editing, show details and deleting. Id like to modify those bar when calendar is jus readonly, so int bar only would show “view details” pic, is it possible?
this is very important: in my app (an school manage web app), i got some some people that in calendar thay can see in the same calendar all their academic timetable and personal appointments, data came from differents sources althought the item class is the same (just for operative purpouse), at the end it shows data perfectly but i need make un-editable all academic events, 'cause academic data is not editable.
So, how can i set that some events can be editable and anothers one just readonly (example from roombooking is not valid for me because it’s not a question of date of event or authenticated user)?
if not, could it be possible that in future release we could set in every event if it’s readonly or not (for example throught a property like in color or textColor)?
Another thing that i have seen, and dont know if it’s a bug or just a conlict of funcionality, is that when it’s added Extensions Limit and Collision, cant be edited or inserted any event 'cause button Save in Lightbox doesnt do anything.
var format=scheduler.date.date_to_str("%Y-%m-%d");
scheduler.templates.tooltip_text = function(start,end,event) {
return "<b>Event:</b> "+event.text+"<br/><b>Start date:</b> "+format(start)+"<br/><b>End date:</b> "+format(end);
};
2)these buttons are defined in scheduler.config.icons_select property, it’s only available on the client,
the default value is
scheduler.config.icons_select = ["icon_details","icon_edit","icon_delete"]
to show only details icon, you may override it as following
scheduler.config.icons_select = ["icon_details"];
3)yes, its possible to make some events not-editable, you need to:
enable Readonly extension:
Scheduler.Extensions.Add(SchedulerExtensions.Extension.Readonly);
and add ‘readonly’ property to events(if ‘readonly’ is true, user will be able only to view its details).
you may add such property right into the event class
public bool readonly{get{ return this.IsAcademic(); }}
or you can do it during rendering
new SchedulerAjaxData(new DHXSchedulerDataContext().Events
.Select(e => new { e.id, e.start_date, e.end_date, e.text, @readonly = e.IsAcademic() }));
Well its solved, just name the property like this:
public bool @readonly{ get; set; }
But i got another problem,
it seems everything works fine: for events readonly, lightbox view is right, but lightbox for events that can be edited misses Save button.
