I don't think CrudManager can do that. It just loads the resources that are returned.
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You can use this event to load data: https://bryntum.com/products/scheduler/docs/api/Scheduler/view/TimelineBase#event-dateRangeChange
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Event bars could show a badge. Screenshot 2024-04-17 at 07.42.52.png It's DayView that needs some thought. Because there might be limited space How would this one hour event show ten child events? It's a very different concept from in the Scheduler. The height of an event in a DayView is defined sol...
Calendar doesn't currently support nested events. It's difficult to conceive of how they could be supported in views which render bars , so the all day section of DayView, and MonthView, and YearView cannot show nesting. Though maybe they could somehow indicate that they contain child events. So in ...
Yes, you will listen for the visibleDateRangeChange event, and then depending upon whether today's date is inside the "new" range passed, toggle a my-sheduler-contains-today CSS class on your scheduler element. Then, the Container which you have configured as positioned : true, appendTo : ...
It's only a header cell. How complex can it be? Is it not possible to just add some properties to the DomConfig object?
Probably just refine that to not create a new Popup on every click. Only create it if it doesn't already exist - stash it somewhere so it can be used next time.
Dod you try adding a sync URL?
Yes, for your load. So I assume your sync URL is left as null (or "nil"), and I'm just guessing that something is objecting to that.
So set the sync URl to something syntactically correct, even if you are not using it.
I'm just guessing of course. This seems to be an iOS error message.
The doc link above contains exactly this information: https://bryntum.com/products/scheduler/docs/api/Scheduler/feature/TimeAxisHeaderMenu#remove-existing-items