One of the feature request we often received in the past is the ability to specify the visible hours in Day, Week, and Split views. By default, the hours in these views start from 00:00 to 23:59. You can now customize the visible hours to [...]
Read MoreIn previous version of WebScheduler, detail box will be displayed when you click More in Month view. In the latest version, detail box is also used in other views (Day, Week, and Split views) when client paging is enabled. In Day, Week, and Split views, [...]
Read MoreAs explained in previous posts, WebScheduler 3 focused on performance and usability improvements. To improve the performance when rendering events, especially when large dataset is used, Client Paging feature is introduced in WebScheduler. In Day and Week view, events that occur on the same period [...]
Read MoreHello everyone, Happy New Year 2010! In this post, I’m going to discuss one of the most exciting features that we added in the recently released WebScheduler. As you may already aware, WebScheduler 3 is strongly focused on performance and usability, especially when used in [...]
Read MoreIn Day, Week, and Split view, the scheduler part is divided into two areas: all-day area and hour area. In previous version of WebScheduler, the hour area is always displayed in 30-minutes interval and cannot be modified to other time interval options. In version 3, [...]
Read MoreStepping-up to version 3, WebScheduler introduces “WebScheduler Database Wizard”, an automatic tool for WebScheduler’s database creation. Forget all the hassles of creating each table and field, you can now create a new WebScheduler database with standard fields with a flick of finger. By simply specifying [...]
Read MoreIf you’re building a large scale, enterprise resources planning application that involve thousands of resources and events in a single month view alone, you would have quickly realizing serious performance issues during the development process. In this post, I’ll share some insights on the common [...]
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