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Excellent!
I might be able to detect clicks on the scheduler that have passed through an event and calculate if it would have clicked an event. I'll have a play, thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks mats, unfortunately I do need to detect clicks (just not drags).
Thanks for checking. Is there a way I could hack the scheduler.umd.js and stop the event drag from registering? I just need something working for now, otherwise I will need to write my own control from scratch, with the cut down functionality I need.
Do you want the pan feature work even if you click on an event when eventDrag feature is off?
Hi Pavel,

Exactly!
Hi, If I drag anywhere other than an event, the scheduler scrolls horizontally. If I drag an event (even with the eventDrag feature turned off), the schedulers doesn't scroll horizontally. I would like the scheduler to scroll when you click and drag from an event like everywhere else. How can I achi...
Wow thanks Mats, I was expecting this to be a real headache. I'll give it a try!
Hi, I'm displaying a scheduler for a single resource so it has one row. This will be displayed on a tablet. If there are no events, it is easy to scroll the timeline horizontally. However, if there is an event it is impossible to scroll even though I have event dragging turned off. I was wondering h...
Many thanks Johan,

Changing the prop type for viewPreset has enabled me to adjust not only the tickWidth, but also the headerConfig where I can set the time format.
Thanks, I've read all the guides. I was hoping for a little more help. You ship a Vue component but only provide specific help on how to localise React projects, not Vue. When you create a new project, the Vue CLI scaffolds Webpack, so making the Vue examples use Vue + Webpack would be far more usef...