[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

Today I downloaded the 8.2.3 version, and it seems this problem isn’t solved?
When I add an item with id, it still doesn’t trigger itemMoved event?

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,
Just to confirm that using jqwidgets-ng solved the problem.

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

I this already solved? I also want to use my own ID’s when adding an item.
I changed the following in the code:
jqxkanban.js line 835
//newItem.data(“kanban-item-id”, newItemIndex);
newItem.data(“kanban-item-id”, id); //Changed by Master
But I would prefer to have my id in the additem as:
$(‘#kanban’).jqxKanban(‘addItem’, { id: myOwnId, ….

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

After further testing it seems definitely related to the server configuration.

I have a shared server with two domains on it. It is working on one domain, and it doesn’t work on another domain on the same server!

Anyone who knows which setting could case this behaviour?

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

I’m afraid this didn’t solve the problem.
I’m using ‘ng build –prod –aot=false –build-optimizer=false’.

Today I tried a new production build, and the error came back. Could this be related to the server?

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

yes, it works now.

Thanks
best regards
Chris Andries.

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

I’m afraid this is not a solution. If you open the sheduler on a week where there are no appointments for person2, the color of person3 and person4 will change.

The goal is that every person has always the same color in the sheduler.

I accomplished it by creating hidden appointments for every person, each time in the same order, but this is a ‘dirty’ workaround for something that should be possible by default.

Best Regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

With the background color, i can use the colors I want, but I’m not able to use the LEGEND in the same color.

I have one sheduler, and I want to show the appointments of 5 people. I load the data week by week. In the first week I have appointments for person 1,2 and 5. They will get a color, and in the legend I have the same color. Now I go the the following week, and I have data for person 1,2,3,5. The color for person 5 will change. So in each view the appointments for the same person the color changes. This way the sheduler can’t be used in a production environment, my users will never accept this.
If you use Google Calendar and you have color for the agenda of 1 user, this remains always the same. This is a normal behaviour and should be default.

The use of a color scheme is maybe a good idea, but if you can’t define a color for each calendar of a person, or for a room as in the samples, you can never use it in production. This continu change of colors won’t be accepted by users of the system. It’s a bad user experience this way.

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

It’s about defining a color for a calendar and the legend to be the same. As in the first post of this thread axplained, colors are changing according to the view of the calendar.
Quote: ‘Under scheme05 the first calendar to load has default colour blue, the second dark green and the third light green. If there are no appointments for a calendar in the current view then it does not load the calendar. So say I’m in a week view where there are appointments for Room2 and Room3 but not for Room1. Room 2 will now get default colour blue and Room3 dark green. Calendar colours can therefore change as you move from week to week. ‘

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,

I was wondering if there is a solution for this? I have the exact same problem.

Best regards,
Chris Andries

[chrisaboParticipant]

Hi,
When using the background color the labels doesn’t correspond anymore with the appointment.

I have 10 calendars, from 1 to 10. There is not always data for each calendar in a view. How can I accomplish that the color for each calendar and the corresponding label is always the same? This is a standard functionality in most calendars. You can define a color for each calendar, or resource, and it is always used.
An example of this is Google Calendar. Once you have chosen a color for a calendar, it remains always the same.

It’s annoying for a user to have his calendar in red in one view, and in green in another view. I don’t load all the appointments all the time, so in some views there is only data for 6 calendars, in another view there are 8, and so on.

I hope you understand the problem?

Best regards,
Chris Andries

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