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I've noticed a issue using the date picker from the header context menu to navigate through time. It works fine if you first navigate forward a day, then go back and forth through time, but if the first navigation step is backwards, it seems to often start jumping around multiple days at a time. Tes...

My vote for more typings support :) I'd imagine there could be some difficulty in getting an ideal solution for this though, since the available properties and methods vary according to activated features. For the complex objects such as stores, I've found if I import the relevant objects in my main...

I've upgraded to 1.0 and the timeAxisChange event is firing exactly as expecting and meets my needs perfectly

"Add Event" sounds fine as a default, although in my case I'd be populating it with all custom items so being able to turn that off would be needed. I hadn't tried: this.scheduler.schedulerColumn.enableCellContextMenu = true; That lets me achieve what I wanted, I hadn't checked what it was...

I notice there is an event for scheduleContextMenu, but there doesn't seem to be any ability to show a context menu on the schedule itself. Is this something that is planned? The event itself is useful, as I could manually implement something like this, but it would be amazing and save me a lot of t...

Thanks, yes that would be perfect. The use case is that I'd want to only load a subset of data from the back end at a time, as each record has a fairly hefty amount of data involved, and so I'd like to know when something has affected the visible range of dates. I've implemented a chunked loading sy...

Is there a recommended way to receive events when the currently displayed time axis is changed? I have found that I can bind an event handler to the timeAxisViewModel like so: this.scheduler.timeAxisViewModel.on('update', this.axisUpdate.bind(this)); However, I'm concerned that since I can't see thi...