no, should work in trial too. Please make sure `scheduler` is your Scheduler instance.Is it because I'm in a trial version ?
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I've got the latest scheduler and gantt and tried in my sandbox (gnt-sch). Partnering is off, but both scheduler and gantt are on the page. import {Scheduler} from '../../../Scheduler/build/scheduler.module.js'; import {Gantt} from '../../build/gantt.module.js'; const tasks = []; const dependencies ...
That's expected behaviour. You can distinguish adding and editing by eventStore property of your event record. let scheduler = new Scheduler({ listeners : { beforeEventSave({ eventRecord }) { if (!eventRecord.eventStore) { // record doesn't belong to a store => adding } else { // record belongs to a...
Ok, Then I was confused of the title which said "[ExtJs 6.5.3]" scrollToNow works for Bryntum Scheduler. Please open Basic demo and run in console: scheduler.scrollToNow({block: 'nearest', edgeOffset: 20, animate: true}).then(()=>console.log(scheduler.startDate)); //Tue Aug 13 2019 06:00:0...
Is it for development only? You can change current timezone of your computer. Browser takes that info from your machine.
P.S. Please post to correct forum next time. This forum is for new Scheduler written in pure JS. Though provided approach can be applied for both.
P.S. Please post to correct forum next time. This forum is for new Scheduler written in pure JS. Though provided approach can be applied for both.
Seems you're confused by 2 versions of schedulers: ExtScheduler and Bryntum Scheduler. ExtScheduler is our old product which is supposed to work with ExtJS classic toolkit. When Bryntum Scheduler is our new product which is written in pure JS. scrollToNow is a function which exists for Bryntum Sched...
You want to prevent drop if event start date < scheduler start date? Please see https://www.bryntum.com/docs/scheduler/#Scheduler/feature/EventDrag#config-validatorFn Return `false` to prevent operation.
Guide is ready and will be available in the next nightly build and release. For early access I'm attaching it here:
Lazy loading/Infinite scroll is not supported yet. Planning to have it next year. To catch scrolling please listen to scrollend event:
scheduler.subGrids.normal.scrollable.on('scrollend', console.log, console);
It's not supported out of the box, but can be easily implemented. You just need a button, a contextmenu item, or listen to a click/dbclick. For example, cellClick event: let scheduler = new Scheduler({ listeners : { cellClick : () => { scheduler.resourceStore.add({ name : 'New resource' }); } }, But...