custom work hours

[jose lara]

Hi, I want to display different work hours for different days. I only see a global setting that applies to all days of the week. How do I do this? 

Monday          8AM-5PM

Tuesday          9AM-3PM

Wednesday    11AM-4PM

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[Karthigeyan Krishnamurthi]

Hi Jose, 

 

Syncfusion greetings. 

 

Currently it is not possible in Scheduler and we have already logged it as feature request, which will be implemented in any one of our upcoming main release. 

https://www.syncfusion.com/feedback/8450/support-to-customize-working-hours-based-on-days 

 

In the meantime, kindly use  setWorkHours method to customize the wrok hours based on dates like below.   

https://ej2.syncfusion.com/angular/documentation/schedule/how-to/set-different-work-hours/ 

https://ej2.syncfusion.com/angular/documentation/api/schedule/#setworkhours 

 

Regards, 

Karthi  

 

 

[jose lara]

ok thx. I am still not able to achieve what I am looking for using the solution you mentioned above. In the example below, how can I set different start and end time for 10/7 and 10/8? In the example below, the start and end date would be the 10 AM and 2:30PM. But, how can I set two different start and end time for those 2 days?

let dates: Date[] = [new Date('2019/10/07'),new Date('2019/10/08')];

this.scheduleObj.setWorkHours(dates, '10:00','14:30')

[Karthigeyan Krishnamurthi]

Hi Jose, 

 

Thanks for the update. 

 

In the below sample, work hours is disabled by default and highlighted different hours for Feb 12 and 13 on initial load. 

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-a5lzwe?file=app.component.ts 

 

onDataBinding(args): void { 

    if (this.flag) { 

      if ( 

        this.scheduleObj.currentView !== "Month" && 

        this.scheduleObj.currentView !== "Agenda" 

      ) { 

        var currentViewDates: any = this.scheduleObj.getCurrentViewDates(); 

        for (var i = 0; i < currentViewDates.length; i++) { 

          switch (currentViewDates[i].getDay()) { 

            case 1: 

              this.scheduleObj.setWorkHours( 

                [currentViewDates[i]], 

                "06:00", 

                "08:00" 

              ); 

              break; 

            case 2: 

              this.scheduleObj.setWorkHours( 

                [currentViewDates[i]], 

                "07:00", 

                "09:00" 

              ); 

              break; 

          } 

        } 

      } 

      this.flag = false; 

    } 

  } 

 

Note:  Above solution is based on day index and if you want to achieve it instead of date, call setWorkHours method with each date as param. 

 

Regards, 

Karthi 

 

[jose lara]

that worked perfectly thx! One last question - how can I assign a different color for non-working hours? Currently, the color difference between working and non-working hours are too light to see.  

[Hareesh Balasubramanian]

Hi Jose, 

Thanks for the update. 

we have achieved your requirement through CSS itself. Please refer the below code snippet and sample link, 

 

code snippet: 

.e-schedule .e-vertical-view .e-work-cells.e-work-hours { 

    background-color: grey; 

} 

.e-schedule .e-vertical-view .e-work-cells { 

    background-color: lightgray; 

} 

 

And for further reference, please view the below sample link, 

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-a5lzwe-h5x8au?file=app.component.html 

 

Regards, 

Hareesh 

[jose lara]

thx. Karthigeyan's example to set work hours worked. How do I block the time outside of working hours? 

[Vinitha Devi Murugan]

Hi Jose, 

 

Thanks for the update. 

 

We have prepared the sample based on the requirement which is available in below link, 

 

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-a5lzwe-avc8uv?file=app.component.css 

 

In the above sample, we have prevented the non-working hour interactions by overriding the CSS classes of e-work-cells like below, 

 

.e-schedule .e-vertical-view .e-work-cells.e-work-hours { 

    background-color: grey; 

    pointer-events: all !important; 

} 

 

.e-schedule .e-vertical-view .e-work-cells { 

   pointer-events: none; 

   background-color: #F0F0F0 ; 

 

   } 

 

 

Kindly try the above solution and let us know, if you need further assistance on this. 

 

Regards, 

M.Vinitha devi