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    Posted: 18 August 2009 at 7:31am
Updated from Xtreme ToolkitPro v13.0.0
If i set
GetCalendarCtrl().GetDayView()->EnableHScroll( FALSE );

Vertical scroll is not work!!! Why???
How to fix????
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+ debug + mouseweel = crash
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Guess you are working with very old source and not look in forum posts
 
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1. I download sources from store.codejock.com, where also can I get the latest source code?
2. I add patch, but my problem is not solved, see my first and second post.
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Use proper settings e.g.

CXTPCalendarDayView* pDayView = DYNAMIC_DOWNCAST(CXTPCalendarDayView, GetCalendarCtrl().GetDayView() );

if (pDayView) { pDayView->SetMinColumnWidth(200); }

and you will have horizontal scroll
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

Use proper settings e.g.
and you will have horizontal scroll

I no need horizontal scroll, i disabled it. I need VERTICAL scroll.
Please see attached video:uploads/20090819_063729_calendar2.zip
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Check your Topic title please
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Sorry, bad English :(
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I modify code - now it safe for preview scrolling even in continue mode
 
 
Can't confirm DayView mode VScroll (or MouseWheel) - both works (Of course I don't disable HScroll - why you? - it auto-set depend on size).
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

Of course I don't disable HScroll - why you? - it auto-set depend on size

Please try:
GetCalendarCtrl().GetDayView()->EnableHScroll( FALSE );
And after it you can see bugs!!!!

I disable HScroll because:
1. i dont want to see it
2. when i push left or right button date change, if HScroll = false, than does not change. I dont want change date!
3. For what you add such an option that if it is set then all will not work correctly?
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Hey - this is typo in this code - nobody complain - thanks for catch:

BOOL CXTPCalendarDayView::GetScrollBarInfoV(SCROLLINFO* pSI)

{

if (m_bScrollH_Disabled) //??? HERE - just kill this lines!

return FALSE;

ASSERT(pSI);

if (!pSI || m_bScrollV_Disabled)

return FALSE;

pSI->nPos = m_LayoutX.m_nTopRow;

pSI->nMax = m_LayoutX.m_nRowCount - 1;

pSI->nPage = m_LayoutX.m_nVisibleRowCount;

return m_LayoutX.m_nVisibleRowCount != m_LayoutX.m_nRowCount;

}
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you don't read my last post?
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:


Hey - this is typo in this code - nobody complain - thanks for catch:
BOOL CXTPCalendarDayView::GetScrollBarInfoV(SCROLLINFO* pSI)
{
if (m_bScrollH_Disabled)
return FALSE;
ASSERT(pSI);
if (!pSI || m_bScrollV_Disabled)
return FALSE;
pSI->nPos = m_LayoutX.m_nTopRow;
pSI->nMax = m_LayoutX.m_nRowCount - 1;
pSI->nPage = m_LayoutX.m_nVisibleRowCount;
return m_LayoutX.m_nVisibleRowCount != m_LayoutX.m_nRowCount;
}


Yes, this solution to my problem with vertical scroll. Thank you!
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Good - now you can check coming 13.2 release - https://forum.codejock.com/uploads/DemoVersion/CalendarDemoStatic.rar
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