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SchedulerChangeMode (Function)
In french: PlanningChangeMode
Modifies the period (which means the number of days) displayed by a Scheduler control.
Universal Windows 10 App In Universal Windows 10 App mode, this function can only be used to handle the Scheduler controls found in a report.
Example
// Click on BTN_Day
SchedulerChangeMode(SCH_Schedule, schModeDay)
 
// Click on BTN_Week
SchedulerChangeMode(SCH_Schedule, schModeWeek)
 
// Click on BTN_Month
SchedulerChangeMode(SCH_Schedule, schModeMonth)
Syntax
SchedulerChangeMode(<Scheduler control> , <Display mode> [, <Number of days>])
<Scheduler control>: Control name
Name of the Scheduler control used. This control can correspond to:
  • the Scheduler control of a window,
  • the Scheduler control of a page,
  • the Scheduler control of a report.
<Display mode>: Integer constant
Time range that must be displayed in the Scheduler control:
schModeAccordingAptDisplays the Scheduler control over the number of days that show all available appointments.
AndroidiPhone/iPad This constant is not available.
schModeCustomNbDayDisplays the Scheduler control over the number of days specified in <Number of days>.
schModeDayDisplays the Scheduler control over a day.
schModeMonthDisplays the Scheduler control over a month.
schModeWeekDisplays the Scheduler control over a 5-day or 7-day week. The number of days is specified in <Number of days>. The first day displayed is the first day of the week defined in the description window of the Scheduler control.
<Number of days>: Optional integer
Number of days displayed. This parameter is taken into account only if <Display mode> corresponds to the schModeCustomNbDay constant or to the schModeWeek constant. Otherwise, a WLanguage error occurs.
Component: wd290mdl.dll
Minimum version required
  • Version 16
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Last update: 05/26/2022

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