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... 217-25, 255 ), nRGB( 231, 242, 255 ) } }; LINECOLORS nRGB( 237, 242, 248 ), nRGB( 141, 178, 227 ); COLORTEXT CLR_BLACK, CLR_GREEN ; ACTION (::oCalex:oView:SetInterval( Val( ::oSelex:aOptions[ nOption ] ) ), ::oCalex:refresh() ) the numbers are ok the bar for the selection ( gray box) the control ...

Esa es la clausula que has de utilizar

DEFINE CALEX ::oCalex OF ::oPanelCalex ;
FROM 1, 10 TO 600, 600 ;
FIRST_DATE 1 ALL //TOP //LEFT //BOTTOM //RIGHT

I initiated this method to print the week someone can help me to build it ? IF oApp():oCalex:IsKindOf( "TWeekView" ) oApp():oCalex:oView:printWeek() Endif METHOD PrintWeek() METHOD PrintHourHorzLines(oPrn,nTop) not run also and I not Know How inserted the ...

Please look TCalex.ch #xcommand DEFINE CALEX <oCalex>;          [ <of: OF, WINDOW, DIALOG, PANEL> <oWnd> ];          [ FROM <nTop>, <nLeft> TO <nBottom>, ...

Criei o seguinte METODO e chamei de um TIMER.

//---------------------------------------------------//
METHOD AtualizaAgenda() CLASS SampleCalex

::AddDates( ::oCalex:oView:dStart, ::oCalex:oView:dEnd, ::oCalex:oView:nStartHour, ::oCalex:oView:nEndHour )
::oCalex:oView:BuildDates()

return Nil

do you add the methods I create ? then make on the buildpopup menu MENUITEM "Print week... " ACTION oApp():oCalex:oWeekView:PrintWeek() you 'll see the ptint of the week it print the Hour but it not print the name of the days ( with numbers) then It must print the appoinments ...

... VAL(nType) = 5 aGrad = { { 1, RGB(0xc0,0xc0,0xc0), RGB(0xc0,0xc0,0xc0) } } ENDCASE return aGrad and then I call it from loaddates function oApp():oCalex:LoadDates( ( cAlias )->START,; ( cAlias )->END, ; ( cAlias )->DSTART, ; ( cAlias )->DSTART, ; ( cAlias )->TEXT, ; ( cAlias )->SUBJECT,; ...

Creo recordar que era con esta claúsula

DEFINE CALEX ::oCalex OF ::oPanelCalex;
FIRST_DATE 2

... METHOD BuildPop( nRow, nCol, oView, dDateFrom, dDateTo, nTimeFrom, nTimeTo ) CLASS SampleCalex local oMenu local oSelf := Self local lNew := oView:oCalex:oCalInfoSelected == NIL MENU oMenu POPUP MENUITEM If( lNew, "New appointment",; "Modify appointment" ) ACTION oSelf:BuildDialog( ...

... the bonevent block traps all the events Now for Harbour , Antonio has extended the activex class, i am using thactivex (this is a sample below) ::oCalex := thActiveX():New( ::oPanelCalex, "Codejock.CalendarControl.15.0.2" ) with object ::oCalex :bOnEvent = { | event, aParms, pParams ...

Antonio

oCalex:DayView:Showday( Date() + 50 ) // +5 you are in the same week
oCalex:ViewType = 2

Richard

This is also working, though sunday does not show selected:

oCalex:DayView:Showday( Date() + 5 )
oCalex:ViewType = 2

Richard,

If I use:

oCalex:ViewType = 0 // day view
oCalex:DayView:Showday( Date() + 5 )

then I see this:



whats wrong there ?

Richard,

This is working fine also

oCalex:DayView:Showday( Date() + 1 )

::oCalex was not in my end

::oPanelDTP does not exist in my class.

Thanks. These people use the appointment scheduler very aggressively.

Tim