As if we’re not enough with so many enhancements that we shipped in WebScheduler SP1 — such as more powerful timeline view and innovative multiple selection , we deliver even more enhancements in November 2008’s build. One of the most significant enhancements in WebScheduler is on its TripleLoad architecture. [...]
Read MoreOne of the new features that available in WebScheduler.NET 2.0 SP1 is Multiple Cell Selection feature. Usually, to create a new event, user can simply click on an empty cell and fill the necessary data in the callout. However, this approach is not simple enough [...]
Read MoreTimeline view feature first appearance is in WebScheduler 2.0 under WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2. Now with the release of WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2 SP1, there are couple of new advanced features in Timeline – all the more reasons for you to upgrade. These are the [...]
Read MoreA new module for scheduling purpose, Team Calendar, has been added to TDN. You can simply open it from WebFishEye navigation (for browsers that has installed Silverlight 2.0 Beta 2) or from the shortcut. In Team Calendar, you can schedule your events and see Intersoft [...]
Read MoreWebScheduler.NET 2.0 already supports Extensibility feature that allows user to extend WebScheduler objects. In many cases, user needs to add several additional fields to the editing form. Due to number of the input controls in the editing form, some of the fields might get hidden [...]
Read MoreThe beta was over yesterday. Today is a new day, with all things new. We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2, a much anticipated release that strongly focused on two themes, enterprise-grade Scheduling features and futuristic Silverlight UI components. [...]
Read MoreWebScheduler.NET comes with built-in advanced editing form. However, we received some feedbacks on how to use custom editing form in WebScheduler. Here are the steps to implement that. Create the custom editing form and set the EditingUrl property. The custom editing form used in this [...]
Read MoreThe development team has made several enhancements to WebScheduler, which will be available in WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R1 SP1. The following are some of the enhancements. WebScheduler now works fine in x32 and x64-bit machine. When RTL mode is enabled, all elements in the [...]
Read MoreIn this second post around WebScheduler topic, I would like to share a scenario that we will support in the next upcoming bits. If you have tried our RC bits, you should be aware that the Calendar in the WebScheduler is tightly integrated, in the [...]
Read More30 days of Beta trial has ended on March 1st, 2008. It seemed that 30 days of WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R1 Beta trial is not enough. Everybody screamed and complained, “Why does it have to end so fast?” Well, stop it right there because your [...]
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