Time Scale
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If you would like to make a permanent change that will affect the default setting of all users edit the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup --- Edit Configuration Here ---". Find the comment labeled "What should the default time increment be in schedule views? (Default is "00:15:00")" and edit the variable below called "$$sc_TimeIncrement" to your new value. Keep in mind that these times are 24 hour times and do require a format of "00:00:00"
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Yes, individual users can change this on the fly on the "Settings" tab in the calendar's left hand sidebar.
[[Administrators]] can change the default time scale in Admin Settings / Time Scales.
[[Administrators]] can change the default time scale in Admin Settings / Time Scales.
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Note that you'll have to run the "Upon Opening" script to see these changes take effect
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Users can't change this on the fly, but as an [[Administrators | administrator]] you can decide on the maximum number of all day events you'll show before showing "X more" and forcing users to switch to one of the list views. You'll find this setting on Admin Settings / Views as "Maximum all day rows to show".
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Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "time scale increment" toward the top of the screen. Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
As the developer, you can control the default for the time scale and the default start time. You do this in the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup --- Edit Configuration Here ---" right after the comment "Load default start times" and "Load default time scale".
!! Can one calendar view have a different default time scale than the others?
Yes. Each of the calendar views is its own tab, and each tab has an object name.(Look [[CalendarTabs | here]] for more info on working with these tabs.) You can give one or more tabs their own default scale. For example, here is how you create a default scale for the grid view, whose tab object name is "Calendar Resource Scheduling - Horizontal":
-> '''1.''' Edit the script "Go To Calendar Tab ( Tab Name )" and find the step "Go to Object..."
-> '''2.''' After that step, add this:
--> If [ PatternCount ( $sc_Tab ; "Horizontal" )]
--> SetField [ CalendarInterface::TimeScaleGlob; "Day"]
--> Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar"]
--> End If
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!! Can one calendar view have a different default time scale than the others?
Yes. Each of the calendar views is its own tab, and each tab has an object name.(Look [[CalendarTabs | here]] for more info on working with these tabs.) You can give one or more tabs their own default scale. For example, here is how you create a default scale for the grid view, whose tab object name is "Calendar Resource Scheduling - Horizontal":
-> '''1.''' Edit the script "Go To Calendar Tab ( Tab Name )" and find the step "Go to Object..."
-> '''2.''' After that step, add this:
--> If [ PatternCount ( $sc_Tab ; "Horizontal" )]
--> SetField [ CalendarInterface::TimeScaleGlob; "Day"]
--> Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar"]
--> End If
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Sure. If you just want to make the change just for you during your current session (until you close the file) select the "Settings" tab in the calendar sidebar. Then change the "Time Scale" by selecting a new number in the drop down.
If you would like to make a permanent change that will affect the default setting of all users edit the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup --- Edit Configuration Here ---". Find the comment labeled "What should the default time increment be in schedule views? (Default is "00:15:00")" and edit the variable below called "$$sc_TimeIncrement" to your new value. Keep in mind that these times are 24 hour times and do require a format of "00:00:00".
If you would like to make a permanent change that will affect the default setting of all users edit the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup --- Edit Configuration Here ---". Find the comment labeled "What should the default time increment be in schedule views? (Default is "00:15:00")" and edit the variable below called "$$sc_TimeIncrement" to your new value. Keep in mind that these times are 24 hour times and do require a format of "00:00:00".
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If you'd like to permanently change
Note that you'll have to run the "Upon Opening" script to see your
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Views that show time scales (like the Day and Week Schedules) show all day events at the top of the screen in a separate section. The calendar shows 9 such events by default. If you'd like to see more you can change this setting in the "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup --- Edit Configuration Here ---" script. Just edit that script and find the comment labeled "What is the maximum number of all day events to show on the Schedule views?". Then change the variable below it "$$sc_MaximumNumberAllDayEventsToShow" to another numeric value.
Note that you'll have to run the "Upon Opening" script to see these changes take effect.
Note that you'll have to run the "Upon Opening" script to see these changes take effect.
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Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "time scale increment" toward the bottom of the screen. Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
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Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "time scale increment" toward the top of the screen. Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
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--> Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
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--> Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar"]
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As the developer, you can control the default for the time scale and the default start time. You do this in the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup --- Edit Configuration Here ---" right after the comment "Load default start times" and "Load default time scale".
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!! Can on view have a different default time scale than the others?
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!! Can one calendar view have a different default time scale than the others?
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SetField [ CalendarInterface::TimeScaleGlob; "Day"]
Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
End If
Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
End If
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--> SetField [ CalendarInterface::TimeScaleGlob; "Day"]
--> Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
--> End If
--> Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
--> End If
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!! Can on view have a different default time scale than the others?
Yes. Each of the calendar views is its own tab, and each tab has an object name.(Look [[CalendarTabs | here]] for more info on working with these tabs.) You can give one or more tabs their own default scale. For example, here is how you create a default scale for the grid view, whose tab object name is "Calendar Resource Scheduling - Horizontal":
-> '''1.''' Edit the script "Go To Calendar Tab ( Tab Name )" and find the step "Go to Object..."
-> '''2.''' After that step, add this:
--> If [ PatternCount ( $sc_Tab ; "Horizontal" )]
SetField [ CalendarInterface::TimeScaleGlob; "Day"]
Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
End If
Yes. Each of the calendar views is its own tab, and each tab has an object name.(Look [[CalendarTabs | here]] for more info on working with these tabs.) You can give one or more tabs their own default scale. For example, here is how you create a default scale for the grid view, whose tab object name is "Calendar Resource Scheduling - Horizontal":
-> '''1.''' Edit the script "Go To Calendar Tab ( Tab Name )" and find the step "Go to Object..."
-> '''2.''' After that step, add this:
--> If [ PatternCount ( $sc_Tab ; "Horizontal" )]
SetField [ CalendarInterface::TimeScaleGlob; "Day"]
Perform Script [ "Refresh Calendar { UseExistingData ; DontRefresh }"]
End If
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Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "increment". Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
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Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "time scale increment" toward the bottom of the screen. Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
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Note that you'll have to run the Upon Opening script to see your changes take effect.
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Note that you'll have to run the "Upon Opening" script to see your changes take effect.
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Note that you'll have to run this script to see your changes take effect.
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Note that you'll have to run the Upon Opening script to see your changes take effect.
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!! Can I change the time increment from 15 minutes to something else.
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!! Can I change the time increment from 15 minutes to something else?
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!! How can I see more all-day events at the top of the screen.
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!! How can I see more all-day events at the top of the screen?
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!! Can I change the time increment from 15 minutes to something else.
Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "increment". Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
!! How can I see more all-day events at the top of the screen.
Screens that show time scales (like the Day, Week, and Schedule screens) show all day events at the top of the screen in a separate section. The calendar shows 7 such events by default. If you'd like to see more you can drag the grey row separating the all day events from the timed events.
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If you'd like to permanently change the number of all day events show, edit the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup" in the Settings and Sources section of scripts. You'll see a place to specify the number of rows right below the comment "How many rows should be used to show All-Day events on Day, Week, and Schedule screens?"
Note that you'll have to run this script to see your changes take effect.
Sure. Click on the Filters tab in the grey, left side of the calendar. If you're on a screen that shows time scales (like the Day, Week, Schedule or Grid screens) you'll see a setting for "increment". Simply change that from 15 min to another value. (Only the values shown in the pop-up list are supported. If you need another increment, get in touch with SeedCode and we'll put something together for you.)
!! How can I see more all-day events at the top of the screen.
Screens that show time scales (like the Day, Week, and Schedule screens) show all day events at the top of the screen in a separate section. The calendar shows 7 such events by default. If you'd like to see more you can drag the grey row separating the all day events from the timed events.
> > move on time drag and drop
If you'd like to permanently change the number of all day events show, edit the script "Load Calendar Settings - On Startup" in the Settings and Sources section of scripts. You'll see a place to specify the number of rows right below the comment "How many rows should be used to show All-Day events on Day, Week, and Schedule screens?"
Note that you'll have to run this script to see your changes take effect.