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    Posted: 30 March 2009 at 6:42pm

Has this been implemented in the newest version??

I have been requesting this, what seems like a very important feature ..;-), for 2 years now.
 
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What it automatic means and where is your requst - please put the link
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This is the only link I could find, but I have been requesting it for quite some time. I even have a ticket about it...
 
 
 
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I see version 12 is out, and to my surprise automatic horizontal scrolling (like the automatic vertical scrolling) is still not available.
 
When will this feature be available?, you guys did great when you added the ability to size the schedules, but its a bit useless if the control can not handle dragging an event to a schedule that is not visible....
 
 
This feature is very important, what gives..??
 
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What's about using Ctrl+C (or Ctrl+X) - Ctrl+V instead?
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How is that going to help?, besides my customers want easy - intuitive operations. I need to be able to Drag events across multiple schedules horizontally.

This is a huge problem when there is an off screen schedule.
 
The problem is I have been waiting for this one feature for almost 2 years. I and others have made multiple requests for it, they (codejock) know it's an issue, yet it has still not been implemented.
 
Frustrating to say the least...
 
Thanks for you help though... :-)
 
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OK - I will do it tomorrow and attach update of static CalendarDemo with such feature so you can try
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

OK - I will do it tomorrow and attach update of static CalendarDemo with such feature so you can try
 
 Wow, Really?  That would be GREAT.
 
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Well - you can try https://forum.codejock.com/uploads/DemoVersion/CalendarDemoStaticAutoSize.rar 

Please give me some feedback after you test it 
 
This is MFC Static App - but ater testing we can build related ActiveX
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 Nicely done... Seems to work just fine..  I'm using the control in MS Access 2007, so I don't know if that will make any difference.

You Rock mdoubson!
 
Any chance of getting the final ActiveX build tomorrow..? I have some programing time schedule, and would LOVE to start implementing this..
 
 
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There are the rules and policy to get recent beta version. You need to open Issue. Customer Service will check your valid licence for current period and I will attach beta ActiveX version to your Issue.
 
btw - do you know that you can use dynamic settings like this
 
CalendarControl.DayView.MinColumnWidth = nWidth
To set minimum column width, where column is a group view object (schedule...)

nWidth number may be one of the following values:

0 means disabled;
-1 use some default width for multiresources only;
-N use for multiresources only (internally converted to +N); 
+N used always (in single and multi resources mode).

E.g. CalendarControl.DayView.MinColumnWidth = 0  will resize column and no horizontal scroolbar needed

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Ok, Will Do...
 
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btw2 - mouse wheel scroll horizontal if HScroll enable and scroll vertical if disable!
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

btw2 - mouse wheel scroll horizontal if HScroll enable and scroll vertical if disable!
 
I don't understand... Are you saying that you can only auto scroll horizontally if auto scroll vertically is disabled??
 
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Of course not - I say that mouse wheel scroll mode (without other mouse buttons or keyboard modifier like Ctrl, Shift...) works as HORIZONTAL scroll if Hor Scroll bar enable. If disable - mouse wheel scroll vert.
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Ok,
 I have received the beta, and have run into a snag. When trying to place the new control on the Access fomr I get this error:
 
I copied the two zipped files into the bin folder where the other lic. and .oxc files are located. (I did rename them to prevent confusion)
 
 
 
 
I have tried in both MS Access 2003 or 2007, same results.
 
Things I have Tried:
 
1) regsvr32 the .ocx file (successful) (first unreg. the prev.) -- Above error took place
 
2) Un installed prev. version 12.00, un-registered all .ocx's and installed version 13.00. copy new file and registered .ocx. using included program. -- Same Error.
 
3) Copied the original file (no file name changes) to the bin dir. -- Same Error.
 
 
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You need to copy license in same folder you copy activex. After - registrate it. Clean your cache (*.oca file? or another ones - depends from activex container). You need to refresh your form. May be copy lic file in same folder you keep your forms? Ask some customer support guys - I am not VB user. To test I use Debug verision of ActiveX - looks like it don't looking for license? At least I gave other beta-version of ActiveX (SyntaxEdit, ReportControl with attached lic-files) and nobody had any problem. Really - ask Mike (call him on CustomerSupport # or open the Issue)
 
YOU DON't NEED TO RENAME ActiveX file as it registrated by internal name-version. License file - also don't rename - but better ask Mike)
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I guess I understand the problem - there is string in license -
Calendar Control Copyright (c) 2003-2009 Codejock Software
PRODUCT-ID: Codejock.Calendar.ActiveX.v13.0
VALIDATE-CODE: AAA-AAA-AAA-AAA
where in real case letters - different!
May be you need to add this VALIDATE-CODE in your access form someway (to keep it in form property bag)?
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Ok, I'll issue another service ticket.. I have tried everything suggested, and still get the same results. 

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Call Mike, he got me squared away. All fix now....

Thanks A Million!!
 
Now off for some testing.... :-)
 
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