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    Posted: 24 October 2008 at 6:03am
The day view will be cropped when printing.
How can i fix the problem? Any patch available?
Please see picture of print preview:



and here is the screenshot of the view (control):
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Hi,
 
Run our sample, click Page Setup and change Print Range.
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Hi Oleg,

In the print preview image you can see one month "Oct 2008", I wish to add 2 more months, Sept 2008 and Nov 2008. How to do that?

Is it possible?
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Just select 2 months in DatePicker and you will have it in print
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Thanks for reply but what I want to achieve is:

Irrespective of days selected in calendar control, I wanted to show 3 months on date header in print preview. (Previous month, current month and next month.)
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You can't do it youself but I can add extra option in

CXTPCalendarPageSetupDialog (current logic, always 1 small calendar,

always 2 small calendars, always 3 small calendars)  -  be in Feb release 13
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What do you want to show in the case DatePicker selection covered 5 months - now it show 1st and 5th
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I decide that if DatePicker selection covered 2 or more months - keep old logic, if 1 month or less - use bool flag - show 1 small calendar or 3 (prev, current, next month). Sound good?
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That really sounds great 

My opinion is, we should have logic as follows:

Case 1)
If more than one month selected then show number of months selected

Case 2)
If dates ranging for one month only then add Previous and Next month alongwith current month

Another Idea:

Give option to user (Check box in Calendar page setup)
"Display Next and Previous month"
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see result
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See Result??

I didn't understand..please explain.
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uploads/20090115_113916_CalendarUpdates.rarI mean see the snapshot in my previous note - it already go in release 13
Default - 3 (only for 1 month or less selection) other case - old logic
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Ok great, Nice work, thanks :)
When shall I expect release 13?

What you have added? Whether you gave option to user? or by default you are showing Next , Current and Previous month?

Thanks again.
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Mark,

Can you please send me modified files for Calendar Print Preview issue?

I already mailed you / Oleg at support@codejock.com

Thanks.
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uploads/20090115_122129_Resource.rar
 
Look in one of previous the post in the begining of post - I attached files there
You need update files form CalendarUpdates.rar into Source\Calendar
from Resource.rar - resource.h going  to Source\Calendar
Resource.rc -  into Source\Calendar\res
 
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Hi Mark,

Code is ok. Just reverse the display sequence to:

( Previous - Current - Next )     i.e. Dec - Jan - Feb

Current sequence is:-
( Next  - Current - Previous )   i.e. Feb - Jan - Dec

Also as discussed try to add "Page Setup" button on Print preview Toolbar.
(Same as Outlook), please see attached image:
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I implemented RTL - NonRTL 3 small calendars in Page header function - this is updated code:

void CXTPCalendarControlView::DrawDateHeader(BOOL bCalculate, CDC* pDC,

CXTPCalendarControlViewPrintOptions* pOptions,

CRect& rrcHeader)

{

COleDateTime dtYearMonth1, dtYearMonth2;

CString strHeader1, strHeader2, strHeaderWeekDay;

int nMonths = _GetDateHeaderMonths(dtYearMonth1, dtYearMonth2, strHeader1, strHeader2, strHeaderWeekDay);

if (!strHeader2.IsEmpty())

strHeader1 += _T(" -");

CRect rcCalendar1 = rrcHeader;

CRect rcCalendar2(0, 0, 0, 0);

CRect rcCalendar3(0, 0, 0, 0);

BOOL bRTL = FALSE;

if (GetCalendarCtrl().GetExStyle() & WS_EX_LAYOUTRTL)

bRTL = TRUE;

int iYear = dtYearMonth1.GetYear();

int iMonth = dtYearMonth1.GetMonth();

if (nMonths == 1 && pOptions->m_b3SmallCal)

{

if (bRTL)

{

if (iMonth > 1)

iMonth--;

else

{

iMonth = 12;

iYear--;

}

dtYearMonth1.SetDateTime(iYear, iMonth, 1,0,0,0);

}

else

{

if (iMonth < 12)

iMonth++;

else

{

iMonth = 1;

iYear++;

}

dtYearMonth1.SetDateTime(iYear, iMonth, 1,0,0,0);

}

}

_DrawDateHeaderCalendar(TRUE, pDC, pOptions, dtYearMonth1, rcCalendar1);

int nCalendar1XPos = rrcHeader.right - rcCalendar1.Width() * 11/10;

int nCalendar2XPos = nCalendar1XPos;

CFont fntDateHeader;

VERIFY( fntDateHeader.CreateFontIndirect(&pOptions->m_lfDateHeaderFont) );

CXTPFontDC fntDC(pDC, &fntDateHeader);

CSize sizeText = pDC->GetTextExtent(strHeader1);

CFont fntDateHeaderWeekDay;

VERIFY( fntDateHeaderWeekDay.CreateFontIndirect(&pOptions->m_lfDateHeaderWeekDayFont) );

fntDC.SetFont(&fntDateHeaderWeekDay);

CSize sizeTextWD = pDC->GetTextExtent(_T("WD"), 2);

int nDatesCaptionHeight = sizeText.cy * 225/100 + sizeTextWD.cy * 125/100;

int nMaxHeight = max(rcCalendar1.Height() * 11/10, nDatesCaptionHeight);

rrcHeader.bottom = rrcHeader.top + nMaxHeight;

int nCalendarYPos = rrcHeader.top + nMaxHeight/2 - rcCalendar1.Height() / 2;

MoveRectToXY(rcCalendar1, nCalendar1XPos, nCalendarYPos);

if (bCalculate)

return;

//===========================================================================

COLORREF clrPrev = pDC->SetTextColor(0);

int nBkModePrev = pDC->SetBkMode(TRANSPARENT);

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

if (nMonths > 1)

{

rcCalendar2 = rcCalendar1;

nCalendar2XPos = nCalendar1XPos - rcCalendar1.Width() * 11 / 10;

MoveRectToXY(rcCalendar1, nCalendar2XPos, nCalendarYPos);

}

if (!m_pPrintOptions->m_bBlackWhitePrinting)

pDC->FillSolidRect(&rrcHeader, RGB(229, 229, 229));

pDC->Draw3dRect(&rrcHeader, 0, 0);

_DrawDateHeaderCalendar(FALSE, pDC, pOptions, dtYearMonth1, rcCalendar1);

if (nMonths > 1)

_DrawDateHeaderCalendar(FALSE, pDC, pOptions, dtYearMonth2, rcCalendar2);

if (nMonths == 1 && pOptions->m_b3SmallCal)

{

rcCalendar2 = rcCalendar1;

nCalendar2XPos = nCalendar1XPos - rcCalendar1.Width() * 11 / 10;

MoveRectToXY(rcCalendar2, nCalendar2XPos, nCalendarYPos);

if (bRTL)

{

if (iMonth < 12)

iMonth++;

else

{

iMonth = 1;

iYear++;

}

dtYearMonth1.SetDateTime(iYear, iMonth, 1,0,0,0);

}

else

{

if (iMonth > 1)

iMonth--;

else

{

iMonth = 12;

iYear--;

}

dtYearMonth1.SetDateTime(iYear, iMonth, 1,0,0,0);

}

_DrawDateHeaderCalendar(FALSE, pDC, pOptions, dtYearMonth1, rcCalendar2);

rcCalendar3 = rcCalendar2;

nCalendar2XPos = nCalendar2XPos - rcCalendar2.Width() * 11 / 10;

MoveRectToXY(rcCalendar3, nCalendar2XPos, nCalendarYPos);

if (bRTL)

{

if (iMonth < 12)

iMonth++;

else

{

iMonth = 1;

iYear++;

}

dtYearMonth1.SetDateTime(iYear, iMonth, 1,0,0,0);

}

else

{

if (iMonth > 1)

iMonth--;

else

{

iMonth = 12;

iYear--;

}

dtYearMonth1.SetDateTime(iYear, iMonth, 1,0,0,0);

}

_DrawDateHeaderCalendar(FALSE, pDC, pOptions, dtYearMonth1, rcCalendar3);

}

CRect rcHeader1(0, 0, 0, 0);

CRect rcHeader2(0, 0, 0, 0);

CRect rcHeader3(0, 0, 0, 0);

rcHeader1 = rrcHeader;

rcHeader1.DeflateRect(10, 5, 10, 5);

rcHeader1.right = nCalendar2XPos - 20;

rcHeader2 = rcHeader1;

fntDC.SetFont(&fntDateHeader);

UINT uDrawFlags = DT_TOP | DT_LEFT | DT_WORDBREAK | DT_NOPREFIX;

int nHeight1 = pDC->DrawText(strHeader1, &rcHeader1, uDrawFlags);

if (!strHeader2.IsEmpty())

{

rcHeader2.top += nHeight1 + sizeText.cy / 4;

if (rcHeader2.top < rcHeader2.bottom)

{

pDC->DrawText(strHeader2, &rcHeader2, uDrawFlags);

}

}

if (!strHeaderWeekDay.IsEmpty())

{

fntDC.SetFont(&fntDateHeaderWeekDay);

rcHeader3 = rcHeader2;

rcHeader3.top += nHeight1 + sizeTextWD.cy / 5;

if (rcHeader3.top < rcHeader3.bottom)

{

pDC->DrawText(strHeaderWeekDay, &rcHeader3, uDrawFlags);

}

}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

pDC->SetTextColor(clrPrev);

pDC->SetBkMode(nBkModePrev);

}
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It means: in NonRTL mode Dec, Jan, Feb order,
in RTL - Feb, Jan, Dec
 
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Replaced my code, tested.

Working very Fine :)

Also following bug got resolved:

https://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=13189&KW=

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OK - put same conclusion in parallel post https://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=13189&KW
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