WebSchedulerGo!

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WebSchedulerGo! V3.1.0

WebSchedulerGo! V3.1.0 - Upgrades/Renewals

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What’s new in WebSchedulerGo! V3.1.0?

• A today (now) indicator was added. The thin vertical/horizontal line that points at the current time/date.
• A image progress feature that appears during server requests was added. The progress informs the user that he has to wait for server response.

What’s new in WebSchedulerGo! V3.0.5?

• Compatibility with Internet Explorer 8 has been improved in both the Standard and Compatibility views. The controls now fully work with IE8 on Windows XP and Windows Vista systems. The Internet Explorer built in Windows 7 beta (build 7057) is also supported now.

What’s new in WebSchedulerGo! V3.0.4?

• Dynamic menu building in client java-script was added. New MenuActivated event gives a way for initializing of menu content, before menu appears on the screen.
• Support for Google Chrome, Opera and Apple Safari Web browsers added.
• New GetDateTimeLabel event was added that is designed for specifying custom text label for every label in time-line.

What’s new in WebSchedulerGo! V2.4.x?

• You can now manually add the scheduler control via the OnLoad (Page_Load) event. Previously, the scheduler control had to be added in the OnInit (Page_Init) event. Currently, it is possible of creating scheduler control and adding it to the Page.Controls collection in the Page_Load event as well, which is invoked after Page_Init page.
• A rendering of SchedulerRegion objects was corrected. The regions help to color the particulars cells of the scheduler. The regions should not been rendered, when they were outside of the visible part of the scheduler grid.
• The Scheduler.ClickedRow property (e.g. sch.get_ClickedRow()) was modified. The property is reset to null value, when the user clicks outside rectangles of rows on. Especially, if the user clicks on empty space below the last (lower) visible row of the scheduler. Earlier, the property had returned the last clicked row even though the user did not click on row directly.
• Calculation of week number in the week resolution mode was corrected. The rendering of the time-line was corrected as well. The unexpected breaking of date text was eliminated as well.
• The Scheduler.FirstDayOfWeek property was enhanced with the SchedulerBehaviorOptions.CustomFirstDayOfWeek flag, which controls whether either the custom of system settings should be used. The property is also used now for calculating days in weekly resolution.
• Support for the AJAXControlToolkit library was improved.
• Rendering in the FireFox browser was corrected. Especially, rendering of the time-line in the weekly resolution and rendering of the scheduler’s regions.
• Serializing of the Scheduler.WorkHourBegin and Scheduler.WorkHourEnd properties was added. The changes causes the value is persisted between requests to server, when the value is set up by programmer code.
• Support for current culture info was corrected. The control did not switch properly among different cultures.
• Customizing of expanding and collapsing image by using the ResourceColumn.CollapseImageUrl and ResourceColumn.ExpandedImageUrl was corrected.
• New PostbackMode property controlling the callbacks server invoking was added. The property helps using of control in the MS AJAX UpdatePanel control. That causes the scheduler invokes the standard postback only, not the callback, which is not supported by AJAX.

What's new in WebSchedulerGo! V2.3.8?

• Visual Studio 2008 support was added. Especially the integration of the control’s help with MSDN 2008 was implemented. Additionally, all projects were recompiled with the new Visual Studio 2008 environment.

What's new in WebSchedulerGo! V2.2.2?

• New SchedulerItem.Layer property was added. It helps to control placing the scheduler item rectangles side by side. It defines groups of items, which are independently placed in the scheduler grid.
• The new region coloring feature was added. It allows assign any background color, image, mouse actions, etc. for particular regions on the scheduler grid. The region is a rectangle with specified start and end time and/or first and last resource rows. A new Scheduler.Regions collection contains many SchedulerRegion objects, which contain all attributes describe that region.

What's new in WebSchedulerGo! V2.1.3?

• Free-time appearance controlling - allows controlling how a free-time will be presented: showing with another color, collapsing into one, special column or completely removing from the time-line
• Two new Scheduler.ViewOptions HideHorizontalScrollbar and HideVerticalScrollbar settings were added. They allow hiding particular scrollbars at the scheduler. If the scrollbars were hidden a size of the control is fitted to size of the grid, so scrolling will not necessary
• A possibility of hiding or collapsing free time columns was added. The FreeTimeMode property is intended for control this feature
• A working of the SchedulerViewOptions.OverlappedBesideSelf flag was corrected. If this flag equaled false value the scheduler did not hide overlapped items behind another. The scheduler items were always positioned beside ones

Features included:

• IE (Internet Explorer), Netscape, Firefox, Opera - the component is displayed correctly in Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator and FireFox browsers
• HTML + JavaScript - for correct operation, support for only standard HTML and JavaScript in a browser is required. No ActiveX controls, Java applets etc. are needed
• Minimum HTML size - a large portion of HTML code is generated on a client. Therefore a size of HTML transferred is small and does not depend of a number of rows (time resolution of a scheduler)
• Simple programming - a simple data model and structure similar to other .NET controls simplify using ComponentGo controls in your code
• JavaScript object – You can program a calendar control using a client JavaScript to reduce the number of trips to a server
• AJAX callbacks - callback support (AJAX) allows for faster processing of server events without screen refresh and focus loss
• Context Menus - client events for mouse clicks in a Web browser and new menu controls allow you to display context menus associated with various elements of a scheduler without requests to a server
• Multilingual – using system language settings allows operation in any language.
• Resource manager – allows you to manage available resources in time (hotel rooms, employees performing tasks, availability of various devices, cars, etc.)
• Full control over color from a Visual Designer and Auto format — all the controls' colors can be easily adjusted
• Smart tags (Action list) - a scheduler supports new capabilities of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 speeding up setting frequently used properties
• Defining tooltips - allows you to assign additional information displayed after pointing to items or a resource with a mouse. When a full text of an item does not fit in the frame, a tooltip displays it in an enlarged window
• Customizable time resolution - allows you to define time resolution of a control from 5 minutes to 1 day range
• Edit text item and resource (Edit In Place) - allows to edit text directly on a item or a resource control without opening a new page
• Customizable hours - allows to set working hours, holidays and a range of time displayed on a scheduler
• Reading from and saving to ADO.NET
• CLS Compliant & Code Analysis - All assemblies are compiled with rules set to CLS Compliant and checked using Code Analysis
• Drag & Drop functionality - directly on a scheduler you can change duration and start time of an item using a mouse. It is possible to check how durations of linked objects changed when scheduler item objects are changed
• Extended elements display - allows to associate arbitrary content (including graphics) to individual scheduler elements including full support for client mouse events
• Overlapping items – Settings allowing you to control the way scheduler item objects overlap and are moved between different levels of resource trees
• Resources trees – Fully editable list or tree of resources that allows editing text, changing the size and the way columns look, etc.
• Caption and date navigator – definable title of a list with time navigation buttons
• Client and Server events – fully configurable mechanism allowing to easily handle them in client event, server callbacks or server postbacks
• Linked items – allows for linking of many scheduler item objects with many others (many-to-many)
• Planning of tasks for a long time - yearly, quarterly, monthly and weekly time resolutions allow to build and planning project for a long period