Could you please send me a demo source?
Thank you
Email: swjtusufeng # gmail.com

Could you please send me a demo source?
Thank you
Email: swjtusufeng # gmail.com

Just grab the the one in the demo, it should be pretty easy.

Just grab the the one in the demo, it should be pretty easy.

ok~thank you

ok~thank you

Another QS：
for (var _steps = 0; _steps < _totalSteps; _steps++) {}
Ｉadd the IF to render the Calendar to just ‘morning and afternoon’

if(_steps ==12 && _steps==0){}

but error happen~
Could you please help me?

Another QS：
for (var _steps = 0; _steps < _totalSteps; _steps++) {}
Ｉadd the IF to render the Calendar to just ‘morning and afternoon’

if(_steps ==12 && _steps==0){}

but error happen~
Could you please help me?

It has some css problems with the ie.

It has some css problems with the ie.

I cannot find where loading from Ext.data.Store is in the source code. Does the Ext.data.Store data have to be parsed into the timespan(data:) format?

I cannot find where loading from Ext.data.Store is in the source code. Does the Ext.data.Store data have to be parsed into the timespan(data:) format?

Hm, I was sure it used a store, maybe I did that with a later version somewhere else..
Anywhat, it should be quite easy to extend it with a store. Just bind the deleteTimespan, updateTimespan etc to the proper events and vice-versa

Hm, I was sure it used a store, maybe I did that with a later version somewhere else..
Anywhat, it should be quite easy to extend it with a store. Just bind the deleteTimespan, updateTimespan etc to the proper events and vice-versa

How do you recommend showing existing data on start-up?
I expected the following code to do so, on startup – but it is not shown when the app loads.

var ts = {
data: {Id: 1, StartTime: new Date('2010-01-22 11:00:00.0'), EndTime: new Date('2010-01-22 16:00:00.0')}
};

_cal.insertTimespan(ts);

Any suggestions?

How do you recommend showing existing data on start-up?
I expected the following code to do so, on startup – but it is not shown when the app loads.

var ts = {
data: {Id: 1, StartTime: new Date('2010-01-22 11:00:00.0'), EndTime: new Date('2010-01-22 16:00:00.0')}
};

_cal.insertTimespan(ts);

Any suggestions?

Is actually right there in the comments,
<pre>
_cal.loadData([{Text:"sampleevent",Id:24234,StartTime:_startTime,EndTime:_endTime}]);
</pre>

Is actually right there in the comments,
<pre>
_cal.loadData([{Text:"sampleevent",Id:24234,StartTime:_startTime,EndTime:_endTime}]);
</pre>

I had tried that and got a 'u is null' error – debugging isn't that great with ext! This seems to happen when it enters the:

ts.view = Ext.DomHelper.append(_tableContainerCell, {
tag: "div",
cls: "Overlay"
, true);
ts.view.dom.ts = ts;

of the _insertTimespan function.

I had tried that and got a 'u is null' error – debugging isn't that great with ext! This seems to happen when it enters the:

ts.view = Ext.DomHelper.append(_tableContainerCell, {
tag: "div",
cls: "Overlay"
, true);
ts.view.dom.ts = ts;

of the _insertTimespan function.

I found your posts very interesting. In fact after reading, I had to go show it to my friend and he enjoyed it as well. Thanks.   

wonderful job! keep moving.