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OrganizerChangeMode (Function) In french: AgendaChangeMode Modifies the time range displayed by an Organizer control (Day/Week/Month).
// Displays the first four days of the week OrganizerChangeMode(ORG_MyOrganizer, orgzWeek, 4)
Syntax
OrganizerChangeMode(<Organizer control> , <Display range> [, <Number of days>])
<Organizer control>: Control name Name of the Organizer control to be used. This control can correspond to: - an Organizer control in a window.
- an Organizer control in a report.
<Display range>: Integer constant Time range that must be displayed in the Organizer control: | | orgzCustomNbDay | Displays the organizer on the number of days specify in <Number of days>. | orgzDay | Display the organizer on one day. | orgzMonth | Display the organizer on one month. | orgzWeek | Displays the organizer on the number of days specify in <Number of days>. | orgzWeekOn5 | Display the organizer on 5 days (the weekend is not displayed). |
<Number of days>: Optional integer Number of days displayed. If the parameter <Display range> is equal to : - orgzWeek: Number of days displayed in the week. If this parameter is not specified, the organizer will be displayed on a full week.
- orgzCustomNbDay: Number of days displayed in the Organizer control.
In other cases, a WLanguage error is displayed.
Related Examples:
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Complete examples (WINDEV): WD Organizer
[ + ] This example is used to synchronize some appointments between your Outlook, Lotus Notes and Google calendars. Based on the Organizer control, you have the ability to create, modify, move or delete the appointments. you also have the ability to classify the appointments by category and to link them to several external organizers.
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Training (WINDEV): WD Handling the Organizer control
[ + ] WD Handling the Organizer control is a simple example for using the Organizer control. The following features are used: - Creating an appointment - Saving an organizer - Restoring an organizer
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