Hi Team,
Im looking at the SchedulerEditItem#Controlling-the-edit, I like the idea of preventing the drag, however I see you have had to hardcode the dates and times.
The date isnt that big of a deal, determining the working times seems to be though. I've tried to extract them from the views exposed by the useSchedulerViewsContext() hook, as well as the view default props, like WeekView.defaultProps, with no success. These values are available from the hook if you explicitly set them, but I cannot find how to access the defaults.
In my demo you will see what Im talking about. In the console Im printing a bunch of different props. Only the startTime is accessible because its set on the WeekView.
Youll see I've commented out a line thats trying to print the dateRange of the view exposed by the hook, this function crashes.
Thanks,
Grant
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
Hello Grant,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
The dateRange function should be used for changing the date range and it expects an SchedulerViewDateRangeArgs as argument. For getting the start and end dates of the view I would suggest using the useSchedulerDateRangeContext instead:
As for the default working hours, I have to say that there is no option for taking them through a context and they must be hardcoded as shown in the demo.
Regards,
Konstantin Dikov
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