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AJAX-style event creating, moving, resizing, and deleting
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Context menu
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Day view
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Work week view
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Week view
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Month view
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Horizontal/vertical resources view
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PostBack/AJAX/JavaScript event handling
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Binding to XmlDataSource, SqlDataSource, DataTable, ArrayList
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Custom event formatting
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UpdatePanel compatibility
3. Data-related properties overview
Here are the data-related properties of DayPilotCalendar:
| Property | Description | Type | Default value |
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| DataSource | Source of event data. | IListSource, IEnumerable, or IDataSource (including DataSet, DataTable, DataView, ArrayList) | null |
| DataSourceID | Id of data source component. | string | null |
| DataStartField | Name of the data source column that contains the event start date and time. | string | null |
| DataEndField | Name of the data source column that contains the event end date and time. | string | null |
| DataTextField | Name of the data source column that contains the event name. | string | null |
| DataValueField | Name of the data source column that contains the event ID. The Id will be passed to the event handling code when clicking on the event. | string | null |
| StartDate | The first date that should be shown by the calendar. | DateTime | DateTime.Today |
| Days | The number of days to be shown. Minimum is 1 and maximum 21. | int | 1 |
DayPilot Pro is an advanced DayPilot edition. You can check a thumbnail overview of the most interesting features. There is also an online demo with all the features working (including the AJAX features). If you want to test the design-time support and API you can download a fully functional trial version. And if you like it, you can buy a full version with source code and 12 months of upgrades and support (with a 30-days money back guarantee).
DayPilot Lite is a do-it-yourself open-source edition of DayPilot. Although it misses some DayPilot Pro features, there are thousands of developers using it to build calendar, personal scheduling, and resource booking applications.
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