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7/28/2010 7:11:16 AM
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topic:
Print Issue
from:
zumwalt
Posts 31
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I have left columns that have a scroll bar at the bottom meaning that I have more columns than what is visible, but I want to print to include those hidden columns but it doesn't, It includes all the chart bars in the resource tasks but not all of the columns in the left list.
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7/20/2010 1:39:09 PM
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topic:
Loading Resources
from:
go
Posts 1078
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Like filling the Appointments collection for items loading, you have to fill Resources collection:
Something like following:
foreach (AppsDataSet.ResourcesRow row in ds.Resources.Rows)
calendar.Resources.Add(createFrom(row));
Resource createFrom(AppsDataSet.ResourcesRow row) {
Resource r = new Resource();
//
r.Text = row.Text;
r.BackColor = Color.FromArgb(row.BackColor);
r.Tag = r;
return r;
}
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7/20/2010 1:32:49 PM
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topic:
how to change our own custom color for web dailycalendar
from:
go
Posts 1078
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It looks like you are using different library in your web project than project you have modified. Check references in web project, whether there is reference to the proper projects.
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7/19/2010 1:43:53 AM
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topic:
Loading Resources
from:
mikeD
Posts 13
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How could i load Resources from a database, say for instance the user populates Resources into a database (name etc) then is there a control to use for loading the Resources on form load?
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7/16/2010 7:48:04 AM
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topic:
how to change our own custom color for web dailycalendar
from:
rajesh_rite
Posts 4
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I have added enum to the DailyCalendarColorSchema (DailyCalendarColorsSchema.cs) and case option for DailyCalendar.cs page (DailyCalendarColorsSchema.MyCustom)
but getting this following error
Requested value 'MyCustom' was not found.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.ArgumentException: Requested value 'MyCustom' was not found.
Source Error:
Line 71: // Initializes the colors schema of the calendar depends on radio selection
Line 72: //
Line 73: DailyCalendarColorsSchema schema = (DailyCalendarColorsSchema)
Line 74: Enum.Parse(typeof(DailyCalendarColorsSchema), "MyCustom");
Line 75: DailyCal.LoadColorsSchema(schema);
please give me suggestion
Thanks
B.Rajesh
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7/16/2010 7:22:03 AM
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topic:
Problems scrolling to scheduler in IE8
from:
SimonH
Posts 3
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Thanks very much! The meta tag sorted it out.
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7/16/2010 4:43:44 AM
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topic:
how to change our own custom color for web dailycalendar
from:
go
Posts 1078
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To add a new color schema you have to:
1. Add new enum to the DailyCalendarColorSchema
2. Implement this schema by adding new case to: DailyCalendar.LoadColorsSchema(...)
3. Call LoadColorsSchema in your page.
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7/16/2010 4:37:25 AM
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topic:
Problems scrolling to scheduler in IE8
from:
go
Posts 1078
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Have you tried to remove this line for testing? Or try to use following:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
And last idea is following tag:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" />
edited by go on 7/16/2010
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7/15/2010 11:42:50 PM
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topic:
how to change our own custom color for web dailycalendar
from:
rajesh_rite
Posts 4
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daily calendar have five color schemas (Standard, Blue, BlackAndWhite, Chocolate and None). I want to add my own custom color, I added the my color name in DailyCalendarColorsSchema.cs file. After that i tried to add switch statement in DailyCalendar.cs file. But my reference color not coming in that page. Please help me how to add my own custom color in daily calendar?
Thanks
B.Rajesh
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7/13/2010 1:13:38 AM
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topic:
Problems scrolling to scheduler in IE8
from:
SimonH
Posts 3
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go wrote:
Check the DOCTYPE directive at top side of your ASPX page:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
The page with the problem is linked to a masterpage with this same doctype, not sure that's the problem! Any other suggestions?
Thanks anyway.
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