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<Scheduler>.DateVisible (Function) In french: <Planning>.DateVisible Makes a day visible or invisible in a Scheduler control. Note: The day made invisible will no longer appear if the Scheduler control is set to week..
CeMercredi is Date = DateSys()
CeMercredi.Jour += 3 - DateToDay(CeMercredi)
PLN_MonPlanning.DateVisible(CeMercredi, False)
Syntax
Making a day visible or invisible Hide the details
<Scheduler control>.DateVisible(<Date> , <Visible>)
<Scheduler control>: Control name Name of the Scheduler control to be used. <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> = <Scheduler control>.DateVisible(<Date>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the date is visible,
- False if the date is invisible.
<Scheduler control>: Control name Name of the Scheduler control to be used. <Date>: Character string or Date variable Date to use. This date is in "YYYYMMDD" format. Remarks - The invisible days are "skipped" when drawing the Scheduler control.
For example, if a Wednesday is invisible, the Scheduler control displays Tuesday and then Thursday. - The display is refreshed immediately or when changing period:
- If the Scheduler 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 Scheduler control displays 1 week or 1 month, the invisible days are not displayed but the Scheduler control does not display more days.
- If the Scheduler control displays X days, the invisible days are not counted in the X days. For example, if the Scheduler control displays 4 days with Wednesday invisible, the 4 days displayed will be: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.
- If an appointment lasts during several days (among which 1 invisible day), it will visually appear as being shorter.
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