Hi,
I have been evaluating the scheduler component on the website, I am yet to download it and test it. I will be using it to schedule 25 mechanics, there appointments will last between half a day and 2 weeks. I imagine the view would be grouped by resource vertically (like in the attachment).
The one stumbling block I can see is one appointment cannot be scheduled on non consecutive days. Meaning I want the appointment "Training Session 1" to be on the 8th and the 10th, as seen in the attached file. I cannot do it with one appointment, the job will need multiple appointments, correct?
If it does need to multiple appointments for the one job, is it possible to setup a function that would give the users the ability to copy an appointment though a drag and drop?
Cheers,
Grant
I have been evaluating the scheduler component on the website, I am yet to download it and test it. I will be using it to schedule 25 mechanics, there appointments will last between half a day and 2 weeks. I imagine the view would be grouped by resource vertically (like in the attachment).
The one stumbling block I can see is one appointment cannot be scheduled on non consecutive days. Meaning I want the appointment "Training Session 1" to be on the 8th and the 10th, as seen in the attached file. I cannot do it with one appointment, the job will need multiple appointments, correct?
If it does need to multiple appointments for the one job, is it possible to setup a function that would give the users the ability to copy an appointment though a drag and drop?
Cheers,
Grant
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Hi G C,
Yes, your assumption is correct. What I can offer as an alternative solution is copy and paste of appointments using a context menu. Attached is a simple demo project. I hope this works well for your case.
All the best,
Peter
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Yes, your assumption is correct. What I can offer as an alternative solution is copy and paste of appointments using a context menu. Attached is a simple demo project. I hope this works well for your case.
All the best,
Peter
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answered on 15 Mar 2010, 02:15 AM
Thanks for the reply.
I will try out your solution and let you know how it goes.
I will try out your solution and let you know how it goes.