Scheduler .NET V.3.0: Flexible Time Scales, Improved API, and More

Online, July 31, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Dinamenta, UAB announces the release of DHTMLX Scheduler .NET v.3.0 for ASP.NET. The updated calendar control offers extended customization capabilities (flexible time scales, overnight events, improved recurring events support etc.) and client-side enhancements (integration with jQuery and Backbone.js).

In this release DHTMLX Scheduler .NET got flexible time scales that allow simple adding/hiding of time units (days, hours). In the multi-day view overnight events can be displayed in the today/tomorrow mode. Month view has been also updated. Now it offers a possibility to limit the number of displayable events in the cell. The developer has also improved DHTMLX Scheduler .NET API and recurring events logic.
For those who prefer to initialize the web calendar control via JavaScript API, the developer offers integration of DHTMLX Scheduler .NET with jQuery and Backbone libraries.

Other useful calendar features include:

Customizable look-and-feel
Rich client-side API
Ajax-enabled UI
Multiple calendar views (day, week, month, year, timeline, agenda, units, cascade, grid, multi-day etc.)
Touch screen support
Live update
Simple drag-and-drop
Localization to over 25 languages
Integration with other components: GMaps, GCalendar, Outlook
Multipage export to PDF and iCal
Auto-save and auto-update
Events filtering
Hightlight Pointer and 'Create-on-click' Events
Marking and Blocking Calendar Dates
Recurring events support, and more

DHTMLX Scheduler .NET is distributed under Commercial and Enterprice Licenses and is available in Standard and PRO Editions, correspondingly. The PRO edition allows creating multiple calendar instances on a page. Free 30-day trial is available.

Supported IDEs:

Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
Microsoft Visual Studio 2012
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1

Supported Frameworks:

.NET Framework 4.5
.Net Framework 4.0
.Net Framework 3.5

Supported languages:

C#
Visual Basic

For more information refer to http://scheduler-net.com/