I have an issue with daterangepicker on a mobile responsive website. My date text field in the popup and when I first click on date text field it was showing daterangepicker calendar but when I choose any date or click on anywhere in this daterangepicker calendar then background pop was closed first. I want that popup will not close and date will select when I click on daterangepicker calendar.
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Check-in responsive mode and click on right top filter button and then click on select date range and then click on any date it will not select the date and close background popup.
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I want to remove 'Today' link from top of the kendo date picker. It should restrict the user to select only Year and not to select Today's date.
<kendo-datepicker formControlName="bg" [bottomView]="'decade'" [topView]="'decade'" [format]="'dd MMM yyyy'">
There is no dedicated built-in option to set the visibility of the "Today" UI, so hiding it through CSS is the most straight-forward option, e.g.:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-zujtgh?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts
In ppt we can possible create a footer timestamp, however what I need is just 'mmm YYYY', which is not provided by the ppt default options. Is it possible to access it and type in my own formatstring? Many Thanks.
In PowerPoint 2013, go to INSERT tab, then select Header & Footer, then you will see a dialog like this:
Here you should tick Date and time, then choose Fixed and edit your own footer, then select Apply to All.
After this, you will see all your slides are embedded with your own footer, a sample is attached below:
In the Header and Footer dialog box, when you put a check next to Date and time and choose Update automatically, the first choice on the dropdown listbox is the Windows short date format. If you customize this in Control Panel to mmmm YYYY, it will show August 2014 in PowerPoint.
Of course this will only work on your system. When you move it to another computer, it'll use that computer's default short date format.
In my Kendo grid I have a data set that includes a date. The date is filterable and includes the built-in date picker.
When you click the date picker and subsequently pick at date from the calendar pop-up, the cursor is inevitably below the original column pop-up menu that shows the date-picker icon and input field.
Therefore, the pop-up disappears before you can submit the filter query and requires you to go back into the column menu, select filter, where you will see the date that was previously chosen.
Then you can press submit and it will filter on the date.
This behavior is quite annoying and I was wondering how I could keep the original column menu pop-up displayed so the user can then click submit. As it stands, the only way to do this is to very quickly move the mouse back up into the original pop-up after clicking on a date!
I am having the exact same issue. All standard settings as OP mentioned.
Edit: **** SOLUTION ****
kendogrid filter menu closing on mouseleave
How to implement a control click on a full calendar month view.
I am on a month view and I wish to allow control select on these days rather than continuous select which is currently implemented.
Is this method correct.
In the day click event,after mouse down add the keypress event and track the event? #fullcalendar.js
Track this control click separately,and identify the days clicked.
My idea is to press control and select the days user wants to select than the consecutive select which is in Fullcalendar
Help.
I use Outlook 2007 calendar to schedule appointments. Is there a way to automatically date time stamp each appointment card as it is created? I want to know what time I created an appointment without having to manually enter it time.
This took forever for me to figure out. While Zoredache has an answer that will work, here's another way. For Outlook 2007:
Open Outlook
Click on "Calendar" in the left side menu
At the top of the screen, Click on "View"
Move pointer to "Current View"
Click on either "All Appointments" or "Active Appointments"
a. Your appointments should now change from Calendar View and be displayed in as a list.
b. Your items will be sorted by either "Subject, Location, Start, End," etc.
Right click on the bar that displays "Subject, Location, Start, End," etc.
Click on "Customize Current View..."
A new window will open. Click on "Fields"
Under "Available fields:" click on "Created"
Then click "Add->"
Then click "Ok"
Clik "OK" again.
And you're finished! Now sort the items as you want, find the item in question, and you'll find the date created under the Created field.
GOOD LUCK!
The already is a property on an Outlook Appointment item named Created that will have the timestamp from when the item is created. I don't have Outlook 2007 in front of me so I cannot tell you how to easily view that property.
In Outlook 2003 if you are looking at the folder view of a calendar and you choose the 'Events' view you can right click on the column headings, select the Field Chooser and then Add the Created column.
You should be able to create a custom Form using the form-designer and add the Created field somewhere on a Form based on the Appointment Item form.
Open the appointment
Click the round button (file) top left corner
Click Properties
Last modified will give you the date and time of entry