Makes a day visible or invisible in an Organizer control.
Remark: The day that was made invisible will no longer appear if the organizer is displayed on a weekly basis.
// Don't display Wednesday
ThisWednesday is Date = DateSys()
ThisWednesday.Day += 3 - DateToDay(ThisWednesday)
OrganizerDateVisible(ORG_MyOrganizer, ThisWednesday, False)
Syntax
Making a day visible or invisible Hide the details
OrganizerDateVisible(<Organizer control> , <Date> , <Visible>)
<Organizer control>: Control name
Name of Organizer control to use (found in a window)
<Date>: Character string or Date variable
Date to be made visible or invisible. This date is in "YYYYMMDD" format.
<Visible>: Boolean
- True to make the date visible,
- False to make the date invisible.
Finding out whether a day is visible or invisible Hide the details
<Result> = OrganizerDateVisible(<Organizer control> , <Date>)
<Result>: Boolean
- True if the date is visible,
- False if the date is invisible.
<Organizer control>: Control name
Name of Organizer control to use (found in a window)
<Date>: Character string or Date variable
Date to use. This date is in "YYYYMMDD" format.
Remarks
- The invisible days are "skipped" when drawing the organizer.
For example, if a Wednesday is invisible, the Organizer control displays Tuesday and then Thursday. - The display is refreshed immediately or when changing period:
- If the Organizer control currently displays only one day and that day becomes invisible, the day is made invisible when the day or period is changed.
- If the Organizer control displays 1 week, invisible days are not displayed but the Organizer control does not display more days.
- If the Organizer control displays 1 month, the invisible days are displayed (there are no "holes" in the calendar).
- If an appointment lasts during several days (among which 1 invisible day), it will visually appear as being shorter.
Business / UI classification: UI Code