I am looking for a asp.net control that will display a full year in a grid format, with each month as a row and each day in the month as the columns.
I use DayPilot when it comes to Planning and Calendars
http://www.daypilot.org/
They include the Monthly View as you request.
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I am interested to find out if it is possible to customize fullcalendar to do custom views of resource calendars for month, week and day views. The events displayed are only single all-day events. No multi-day events or time data.
The month plan is similar to the daily scheduler vertical resource view at fullcalendar.com
However, I need it for a month view with days as vertical rows.
I have not found any examples of the required day view or week view.
I have tried to adjust the settings and played around with it for a bit, but I haven't found out if this is possible.
I include some simple sketches of what I am looking for. I hope to get a few pointers if this is viable in fullcalendar or if I should look at another library.
I'm working on FullCalendar with several different resources that I'm displaying with different colors, which sometimes share events. I'm using the resourceIds field on events and on the day and timeline views, this is working great as shown in the picture below.
On the month and week views, it just puts them in the calendar once with the first resource's color. Is there a way to make it split it into 2 events so it can be shown that both resources are busy on the month and week views?
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I did find that you can add the groupByDateAndResource or groupByResource flags to the config, but I'm still not loving that, as it ends up duplicating the calendar. This is doable with 1 or 2 resources, but if I had 5, this would get ridiculous.
I need to store page view for specific products by week, day and year. I thought about using the following tables:
Weekly
List item
id
product_id
week_number
year
total_page_views (counter)
Daily
product_id
total_page_views
[for the day I won't keep archive data and yearly will be calculated based on the weekly table]
My question is actually about the week numerical value. I am wondering which week number I should use, I've read that ISO 8601 is one option and using .NET DataTime function to get the week is another one. I need your help to know which one should I use and whether there is a better way to optimize the table.
At the end, I want to show the top viewed products for the previous week, this week, previous year, etc.
I target my app towards the US and Europe crowd, where the week start at Monday. I'm developing my application in C#/ASP.NET/MySQL/Entity Framework. THANKS.
I have a date, for example, 12/14/2011.
I would like to get the last day of the next month, which would be 01/31/2012.
How can I achieve this in SSRS.
This has been answered at this link: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5539615/168703.
One of your datasets in reporting services should reference a common place for all date functions. And then you can use the date functions to set parameters.
I have highlighted step by step how to do this for reporting services with screen shots in that link.
I have a calendar for day view, month view and week view. In month view all the days in the particular month (month which user selects) will be displayed in a grid. Suppose if a month begins by wednesday/thursday then the cells of monday, tuesday remains blank. Instead I need to display last two days of previous month and similarly if the month ends on monday/tuesday then the remaining cells should be filled with starting dates of succeeding month. pls provide code for this functionality..... thanx in advance... :-)
Why don't you try using a premade control like the ASP .Net calendar control or jquery UI's DatePicker?
http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/
I am not sure what your requirements are. Maybe there is a control out there that can work for you?
If you want to do this yourself, how are you programming it? Can you explain a little more of how you are creating this control?