<Scheduler>.ChangeMode (Function)

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<Scheduler>.ChangeMode (Function)

In french: <Planning>.ChangeMode

Modifies the period (which means the number of days) displayed by a Scheduler control.

Versions 17 and later

This function can now be used to handle the Scheduler controls found in a report.

New in version 17

This function can now be used to handle the Scheduler controls found in a report.

Versions 21 and later

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

In Universal Windows 10 App mode, this function can only be used to handle the Scheduler controls found in a report.

New in version 21

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

In Universal Windows 10 App mode, this function can only be used to handle the Scheduler controls found in a report.

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

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
SCH_Scheduler.ChangeMode(schModeDay)

// Click on BTN_Week
SCH_Scheduler.ChangeMode(schModeWeek)

// Click on BTN_Month
SCH_Scheduler.ChangeMode(schModeMonth)

Syntax

<Scheduler control>.ChangeMode(<Display mode> [, <Number of days>])

<Scheduler control>: Control name

Name of Scheduler control used. This control can correspond to:
the Scheduler control of a window,
the Scheduler control of a page,
Versions 17 and later
the Scheduler control of a report.
New in version 17
the Scheduler control of a report.
the Scheduler control of a report.

<Display mode>: Integer constant

Time range that must be displayed in the Scheduler control:
schModeDay Displays the Scheduler control over a day.
schModeMonth Displays the Scheduler control over a month.
schModeCustomNbDay Displays the Scheduler control over the number of days specified in <Number of days>.
schModeAccordingApt Displays the Scheduler control over the number of days that show all available appointments.
schModeWeek Displays 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 : wd250mdl.dll