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Sunday, October 15, 2006

DayPilot 2.1 released

DayPilot 2.1 (open-source Outlook-like calendar for ASP.NET) was just released.

New feature highlights:
  • Designed for .NET Framework 2.0.
  • Fully compatible DataSource property (supports any IListSource, IEnumerable, or IDataSource implementing class, including DataSet, DataTable, DataView, ArrayList).
  • Supports Safari browser.
  • 17 new properties for changing the appearance (colors and fonts).
Read what else is new in 2.1 and download it.

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Posted by Dan : 3:56 PM

Comments:

If you can make the cell appearance(colour, font, with/without the time in it) changable individually, that will be better
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : October 15, 2006 10:14 PM  
@ post above:
The the whole outlook-like idea would be gone...

@ Dan:
Is it possible to add an appointment by right-clicking on a specific time and getting a little menu that says: "make appointment" that redirects to a page for example or something like that?
If so, how can i do that (i'm not a coding genius)?

Thanks in advance,

Bastiaan Baron
The Netherlands
# posted by Anonymous Bastiaan : October 16, 2006 7:58 AM  
I like the switch to using the Days property and making EndDate readonly, but you should probably update the web site to reflect that as it was a little confusing at first.

My feature request is using the non-business hours background color for weekend days. Or a weekendbackgroundcolor property.
# posted by Blogger John : October 16, 2006 10:20 AM  
Bastiaan:

I will need to think about this. At this moment you can only use left mouse click to execute custom JavaScript action.

John:

I've updated the documentation on the web.

Weekends will be drawn in non-business color since release 2.1.1 (bugfixing release that will be out this evening).
# posted by Blogger Dan : October 16, 2006 4:46 PM  
Dan; can you than explain how to add a new appointment by left-clicking on freetime? This is not explained in the toturial.
Thanks in advance.
# posted by Anonymous Bastiaan : October 17, 2006 4:02 AM  
I've added some details about what I'm using to the Handling user actions tutorial chapter.
# posted by Blogger Dan : October 17, 2006 9:51 AM  
Thank you Dan. I will try to get it working.
# posted by Anonymous Bastiaan : October 18, 2006 4:37 AM  
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