Customize Agenda View in WebScheduler
There are dozens of new enhancements that we’ve made in WebScheduler 2.0 SP1. In this post, I’m going to share a few of the newly added features related to the agenda view in WebScheduler. These new features enable you to customize the navigation and detail information in agenda view.
In the screenshot below, you can notice 3 [...]
Customize date header in WebScheduler Timeline View
In addition to dozens of new products introduced in 2009, we also improved existing flagship products such as WebScheduler with top-received feedback to support broader range of scenarios. In this post, I’d like to share a nice newly added feature in WebScheduler. This new feature enables you to customize the date format display in the [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Implement Drag and Drop to WebScheduler using WebDragDropExtender
In WebScheduler, events can be dragged and dropped from one cell to another cell in scheduler area. Related to this functionality, we have received requests to support drag and drop behavior from another control to WebScheduler where a new event will be created upon the drop action. Using Build 217 or higher, it is now [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Copy and Paste WebScheduler’s Event in Day and Week View
In scheduling scenarios, it’s quite common if user wants to copy and paste an event to a certain date. We don’t have this feature as a built-in feature yet (maybe soon ^^) in WebScheduler.NET, but you can manually implement it using our extensible API.
First of all, you need to add Copy Event and Paste Event menu [...]
Enhancements in November 2008’s hotfixes
As if we’re not enough with so many enhancements that we shipped in WebScheduler SP1 — such as more powerful timeline view and innovative multiple selection , we deliver even more enhancements in November 2008’s build.
One of the most significant enhancements in WebScheduler is on its TripleLoad architecture. With latest WebScheduler build, you will experience faster load time and realtime [...]
