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I am trying to implement dhtmlx scheluder with angular which i able to implement successfully with this post, but my concern is i want to so week days at y-axis and time at x-axis. I saw week view inside timeline view and this is what i want to do but unfortunately this one is not working with angular and it's also available in pro version only.
So my question is there any work around to achieve it with out using timeline or pro version ?
Thanks, all answer will be appreciated.
javascript angular angular7 dhtmlx-scheduler
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I am trying to implement dhtmlx scheluder with angular which i able to implement successfully with this post, but my concern is i want to so week days at y-axis and time at x-axis. I saw week view inside timeline view and this is what i want to do but unfortunately this one is not working with angular and it's also available in pro version only.
So my question is there any work around to achieve it with out using timeline or pro version ?
Thanks, all answer will be appreciated.
javascript angular angular7 dhtmlx-scheduler
add a comment |
I am trying to implement dhtmlx scheluder with angular which i able to implement successfully with this post, but my concern is i want to so week days at y-axis and time at x-axis. I saw week view inside timeline view and this is what i want to do but unfortunately this one is not working with angular and it's also available in pro version only.
So my question is there any work around to achieve it with out using timeline or pro version ?
Thanks, all answer will be appreciated.
javascript angular angular7 dhtmlx-scheduler
I am trying to implement dhtmlx scheluder with angular which i able to implement successfully with this post, but my concern is i want to so week days at y-axis and time at x-axis. I saw week view inside timeline view and this is what i want to do but unfortunately this one is not working with angular and it's also available in pro version only.
So my question is there any work around to achieve it with out using timeline or pro version ?
Thanks, all answer will be appreciated.
javascript angular angular7 dhtmlx-scheduler
javascript angular angular7 dhtmlx-scheduler
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I think you'll have to use the timeline view of dhtmlxScheduler, either that or implementing something from scratch
Since there are no npm packages of PRO versions of dhtmlx components, you have a couple of ways to add the professional version of dhtmlxscheduler to your project:
1) Add scheduler files to your project by hand - just copy scheduler files into a folder in your project and (e.g. src/assets/scheduler
) import them from code import './assets/scheduler/codebase/dhtmlxscheduler
).
2) If you have a private npm server, you can manually make a npm package from the scheduler codebase - enter the codebase folder of dhtmlxScheduler and run npm init
, upload the package to your npm server and install it from there.
Related documentation article: https://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/install_with_bower.html#addingproeditionintoproject
I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
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I think you'll have to use the timeline view of dhtmlxScheduler, either that or implementing something from scratch
Since there are no npm packages of PRO versions of dhtmlx components, you have a couple of ways to add the professional version of dhtmlxscheduler to your project:
1) Add scheduler files to your project by hand - just copy scheduler files into a folder in your project and (e.g. src/assets/scheduler
) import them from code import './assets/scheduler/codebase/dhtmlxscheduler
).
2) If you have a private npm server, you can manually make a npm package from the scheduler codebase - enter the codebase folder of dhtmlxScheduler and run npm init
, upload the package to your npm server and install it from there.
Related documentation article: https://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/install_with_bower.html#addingproeditionintoproject
I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
Mar 22 at 10:08
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I think you'll have to use the timeline view of dhtmlxScheduler, either that or implementing something from scratch
Since there are no npm packages of PRO versions of dhtmlx components, you have a couple of ways to add the professional version of dhtmlxscheduler to your project:
1) Add scheduler files to your project by hand - just copy scheduler files into a folder in your project and (e.g. src/assets/scheduler
) import them from code import './assets/scheduler/codebase/dhtmlxscheduler
).
2) If you have a private npm server, you can manually make a npm package from the scheduler codebase - enter the codebase folder of dhtmlxScheduler and run npm init
, upload the package to your npm server and install it from there.
Related documentation article: https://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/install_with_bower.html#addingproeditionintoproject
I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
Mar 22 at 10:08
add a comment |
I think you'll have to use the timeline view of dhtmlxScheduler, either that or implementing something from scratch
Since there are no npm packages of PRO versions of dhtmlx components, you have a couple of ways to add the professional version of dhtmlxscheduler to your project:
1) Add scheduler files to your project by hand - just copy scheduler files into a folder in your project and (e.g. src/assets/scheduler
) import them from code import './assets/scheduler/codebase/dhtmlxscheduler
).
2) If you have a private npm server, you can manually make a npm package from the scheduler codebase - enter the codebase folder of dhtmlxScheduler and run npm init
, upload the package to your npm server and install it from there.
Related documentation article: https://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/install_with_bower.html#addingproeditionintoproject
I think you'll have to use the timeline view of dhtmlxScheduler, either that or implementing something from scratch
Since there are no npm packages of PRO versions of dhtmlx components, you have a couple of ways to add the professional version of dhtmlxscheduler to your project:
1) Add scheduler files to your project by hand - just copy scheduler files into a folder in your project and (e.g. src/assets/scheduler
) import them from code import './assets/scheduler/codebase/dhtmlxscheduler
).
2) If you have a private npm server, you can manually make a npm package from the scheduler codebase - enter the codebase folder of dhtmlxScheduler and run npm init
, upload the package to your npm server and install it from there.
Related documentation article: https://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/install_with_bower.html#addingproeditionintoproject
answered Mar 22 at 9:18
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I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
Mar 22 at 10:08
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I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
Mar 22 at 10:08
I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
I have to purchase pro version for this ?
– Javascript Hupp Technologies
Mar 22 at 9:59
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
Mar 22 at 10:08
The feature you need is not available in the free version of the component, so yes, if you'll end up using dhtmlxScheduler for this, you'll have to buy it. You can download a trial build to test whether it works for you dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxScheduler/download.shtml But if you'll end up using the Pro version of the component in your product, you'll need to buy a license
– Alex Klimenkov
Mar 22 at 10:08
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