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    Posted: 11 October 2006 at 2:33pm
Hi,
How can I be able to load the list of all todays event in listbox (only today's event)?
Thank you! :)
 
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Hi,

Use RetrieveDayEvents method:


CalendarControl.DataProvider.RetrieveDayEvents(Now)


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Hi Sserge,
can you explain how to use CalendarControl.DataProvider.RetrieveDayEvents(Now), with a lisbox?
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Well, you'll have to code a bit 


Dim DayEvents As CalendarEvents
Set DayEvents = CalendarControl.DataProvider.RetrieveDayEvents(Now)
For i = 0 To DayEvents.Count - 1
    List1.AddItem DayEvents(i)
    List1.ItemData(i) = DayEvents(i).Id
Next


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Can you give a little more info as to how this could be used to populate the day's calendar rather than a listbox?
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Originally posted by SteveB SteveB wrote:

Can you give a little more info as to how this could be used to populate the day's calendar rather than a listbox?


What do you mean?

Note that if you set up a Calendar to show some day, it will internally use this method to retrieve corresponding events from a data provider.

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I am trying to load just one day's events as the Event table is quite large and appears to be effecting applicaiton performance when I try to switch days.
 
Can you also provide some additional guidance on using a custom data provider? I am thinking that I will have to use my own tables/fields......
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Have you read this link: http://www.codejock.com/support/articles/com/calendar/cp_3.asp ?

Also search forum for "custom data provider" keywords and you'll find a lot of information...

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I have but, quite frankly, it is quite sparse on details.
 
I am looking to potentially connect to an Access DB. While I realize the built in DataProvider is for Access, there are other fields that I essentially need!
 
Any assistance would be appreciated!
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Perhaps what I am looking for is just a way to populate the calendarcontrol via a recordset.....
 
can this be done even without a custom dataprovider?
 
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Well, you can't populate the control with a recordset because its data provider has a richer behavior.

But if your task is just to enhance a standard appointment with additional fields (as far as I understood from your explanations) -- then the solution is quite simple.

You can use a standard Access Data Provider. Just run it once to create an MDB file with the structure which is required for Calendar. Then you can enhance this structure in any way you need, but do not delete or rename any fields, do not change their types. Control's data provider then will use only those fields which it really needs. And you in your code can use all other custom fields.

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thanks for responding so quickly.
 
Well then it sounds like I will need a custom dataprovider...
 
can you please provide a little guidance?
 
thanks!
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For understanding a custom data provider I would firstly suggest you to read the mentioned article. And for creating a data provider I would suggest you to try debugging any of our samples with it included. You'll see which methods are called, and what it a sequence of calls...

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but aren't your custom data providers in sample just for SQL/mySQL???
 
How could I use with access???
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They both are using ADODB to connect to database.

You can use it for Access as well.

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I've managed to populate the calendar using:
 

Dim strconn As String
strconn = "Provider=Custom;DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=" & App.Path & "\Data\Events.mdb;"
Call OpenProvider(cjCalendarData_SQLServer, strconn)
 
However, my multipe resources are gone.
It shows up as one calendar and all appointments are in that one calendar, not divided by resource.....
 
help!
 
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Visible Schedules configuration is not stored/restored automatically. You have to write some lines of code to do this as you need.
 
For built-in Access DataProvider DataProvider.Schedule collection Stored/Loaded on Save/Open but how to configure calendar for schedules look at our samples.
 
VB Sample,  frmMain
    mnuMultiSchedulesSimple_Click
 
There is a helper object CalendarResourcesManager which can help to handle complex (andd simple) situations.
See
    mnuMultiSchedulesExtended_Click
 
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