DayPilot - Open-Source Outlook-Like Calendar/Scheduling Control for ASP.NET
Try the online demo: AJAX-style event creating, moving, resizing, and deleting • Context menu • Day view • Work week view • Week view • Month view • Horizontal/vertical resources view • PostBack/AJAX/JavaScript event handling • Binding to XmlDataSource, SqlDataSource, DataTable, ArrayList • Custom event formatting • UpdatePanel compatibility

DayPilot Pro 4.9 SP3

Released on August 24, 2008 (build 1490).

Roadmap notes

  • The roadmap is a combination of our vision and your requests. You are welcome to suggest new features and request bringing features forward in the roadmap (support@daypilot.org).
  • Features are ordered by priority.

Bug fixes

1. Bug: "Operation Aborted" (IE) error fixed in DayPilotCalendar.

The initialization code was moved to window.onload handler (except of rendering in partial PostBack mode - inside an UpdatePanel).

It has a side effect (IE only): the rendering of the control will be delayed until all the page components are fully loaded (including images).

Waiting for document.readyState = 'complete' or 'interactive' appeared not to be effective.

If it proves to be the reliable solution (so far it works well) it will be ported to DayPilotScheduler as well.

See also:

Status: Implemented

2. Bug: DayPilotBubble doesn't show up when IE is in quirks mode (on a page with no DOCTYPE)

See also:

Status: Implemented

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.

Questions or suggestions? Try DayPilot forums or contact us directly.