Currently i'm working on a project where i need to use dhtmlxSchedular whats new to me.
i'm struggling to change the timeline header view. For example this timeline: http://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/samples/06_timeline/08_time_scale.html
Here you can see a timeline with a second time scale for one day
timescale 1: minutes
timescale 2: hours
What i want is a view for a week and one day has 10 hours. For example
Monday 12 dec till Sunday 18 dec
Where every day has 10 cells from 00:00 till 10:00.
So shortly saying, one day consists of 10 hours to be planned.
Is this possible with scheduler timeline.
Yes, it is possible. To hide hours in the scale you need to use scheduler.ignore_timeline property.
More info how to change the default time interval
Demo with Timeline scale you want to implement
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When I open MS Outlook calendar view (Ctrl+2 hotkey) it shows me a time period starting from my first working hour. So, if I work from 8:00 till 17:00, and open a calendar at 16:00, I see my schedule from 8:00 till 14:00. As a consequence, I don't see a schedule from 14:00 and further, having to scroll calendar down.
Is there a way to show working hours starting from current moment, not the beginning of the work day? As alternative, by default show the period ending at last work hour?
When creating custom alerts, how is the time quanta used for the alerts determined? e.g. events per minute vs per hour vs per 24hrs etc..
Could not find anything that addresses this in the Mixpanel docs.
Arthur here from Mixpanel. I've spoken with our product team to clarify our docs, and we'll be making updates to them soon.
To answer your question - the time quanta for our Insights report, 'Line' graph setting, depends on the time unit you've selected in the saved Insights report as indicated by the blue annotation box in this screenshot, i.e.
Minute
Hour
Day
Week
Month
Quarter
Once selected, you will then have the option to be alerted based on a 'relative' or 'absolute' threshold option, and we will alert you at most once an hour, day or week.
'Absolute' - if and when the past minute, hour, day, week, month or quarter exceeds the value you've specified, we will alert you.
'Relative' - if and when the past minute, hour, day, week, month or quarter is higher or lower than that of the previous time-period, we will alert you.
Let me know if you have any follow-up questions!
I have been using the Timesheets module in odoo 10. For the Working Time it takes from monday to friday. But I want to add one saturday for every month. That is, each month should calculate 1st saturday along with the other working days. How can I achieve this without using the code?
You can define working hours from Employee's Contracts Form. In it, there is one field which is Working Schedule and set Working hours from there.
Hope it will helps you.
Thanks,
I am trying to create a D3 chart where I want the ticks to be by Week of Year
I would like to generate ticks like so Week 01 2016, Week 02 2016 etc
My data has only timestamps that are the beginning of the week for example 6 of Jan 2014 that is Week 01.
The problem is:
The D3 auto generation of ticks will generate a tick like 8 of January 2016 that If formatted will be Week 01 2016 but the data point is 6 of January 2016 and so
the point will appear before the tick with the same format and it will create confusion to my users.
Do I have to implement/override the tickValues so I have only ticks that are dates that are always the first day of the week or is there some option I can pass to D3 so the auto generation of ticks that this into account?
Assuming you have a d3 axis timeAxis, with a time scale, then you should be able to call
timeAxis.ticks(d3.time.week, 1)
which means "a tick every 1 week". d3 assumes Sunday is the beginning of the week, which might be just fine.
Alternatively, there's also something called "xdayOfTheYear" which I haven't tried before, but might work even better for you. See the documentation
timeAxis.ticks(d3.time.mondayOfYear)
I have a report which runs over multiple days and reports on 13 hours of data (07:00-20:00)
I have included an image below and as you can see the the date container starts before 7:00 and extends beyond the 20:00 mark.
I managed to get them to line up as I wanted but undid the changes and I have no idea how I did it.
What do I need to do?
This looks like a line graph with the Category Groups: Time, and Date.
You can also specifiy the Minimum and Maximum time range in Hours within the chart properties.