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    Posted: 05 October 2006 at 7:49am
Hello,

using  CalendarPro 10.3.1 in Gupta SQL Windows 3.0 it's not possible to get or set the CalendarControl.Options.WorkDayStartTime and WorkDayEndTime.
When using Get it returns NULL and setting the two attributes e.g. to 1.1.0001 08:00 and 1.1.0001 17:00 has no effect to the calendar (no error, no visible effect).

Does anybody know, how to set these options in Gupta?


Thanks a lot!

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Does Gupta work fine with other Calendar's properties of Date type?

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Hi,
 
maybe I can help. I use the Xtreme CalendarPro Active-X with Gupta Teamdeveloper 3.1 here, and I'm very happy with it.
 
But there are some "hacks" you need to do in the Libraries that Gupta generates, one of them is yours:
 
instead of the original function, use
 
!!CB!! 279
Function: PropSetWorkDayStartTime2
 Description:
 Returns
  Boolean:
 Parameters
  Number: WorkDayStartTime
   !
 Static Variables
 Local variables
  Boolean: tmpret
 Actions
  Call __ObjectPushNumber(WorkDayStartTime, VT_DATE)
  Set tmpret = __ObjectInvoke("WorkDayStartTime", INVOKE_PUT)
  Call __ObjectFlushArgs()
  Return tmpret

the value of "WorkDayStartTime" is in days, i.e. 0.25 for 06:00 am etc. You can use the same modification for the "PropGet..." function:
 
!!CB!! 279
Function: PropGetWorkDayStartTime2
 Description:
 Returns
  Boolean:
 Parameters
  Receive Number: returnValue
   !
 Static Variables
 Local variables
  Boolean: tmpret
 Actions
  Set tmpret = __ObjectInvoke("WorkDayStartTime", INVOKE_GET)
  Call __ObjectPopNumber(-1, returnValue)
  Call __ObjectFlushArgs()
  Return tmpret
 
Regards,
 
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Gupta works fine with all other Calendar properties of Date type as far as we have used them!

Besides the Calendar Control is a very, very good component. Compliment to all who developed this!

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Thanks for the workaround code and for the amazingly fast reply to g.achrainer! Now setting and getting WorkDayStartTime and WorkDayEndTime is possible and works fine.
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