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Topic: DayView starting with current time

Posted By: StefanNbg
Subject: DayView starting with current time
Date Posted: 01 October 2010 at 2:06am

Problem:

In DayView I can see events starting 8 AM until 1 PM.

But if current time is perhaps 11:30 AM is still can see events from 8 AM until 1 PM, but I need to see now the events from current time until end. How can I scroll the DayView so that I see events starting from current time?

Or is there a property that this happens automatically ?

Stefan
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Posted By: Xander75
Date Posted: 19 October 2010 at 10:01am

Hi StefanNbg,

I am unsure if you can scroll to the current time automatically with a specific event, however you could create your own CalendarScrollTo event using the following code:


    CalendarControl.DayView.ScrollV (CellIndex)    ' CellIndex being the cell number of the current time.
    CalendarControl.Populate

So for example if your CalendarControl.DayView.TimeScale is 60 ie. hourly & the current time is 11:30am then you would write "CalendarControl.DayView.ScrollV (12)"

If for example if your CalendarControl.DayView.TimeScale is 30 ie. half hourly & the current time is 11:30am then you would write "CalendarControl.DayView.ScrollV (24)"

Obviously you will need to get the current time and work out which cell you should scroll to based on the TimeScale of the CalendarControl. I hope this helps.

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Posted By: StefanNbg
Date Posted: 19 October 2010 at 10:44am

I've solved the problem myself:

calendar.OBJECT.Options.WorkDayStartTime = DATETIME() - 3600
Calendar.DayView.ScrollToWorkDayBegin()
calendar.OBJECT.Options.WorkDayStartTime = CTOT('30.12.1899 '+'08:00')

first change WorkDayStartTime to actual time minus f.e. 1 hour, the say ScrollToWorkDayBegin and finaly set WorkDayStartTime back to original time.

This is a workarround, but an event for that would be better than this workarround...
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