Hi,
I am testing the 9.1d build from 2 days ago. I am testing the new feature: minutes per row (I set it at minutesPerRow). I am aware that it is undocumentated and says it is an internal feature but still wanted to try it out.
First thanks for providing this great feature! I noticed a small thing however.
I set the eventSnapGap at 15, with this I noticed that the dragging has a slight offset of 4 pixels in my case. Maybe this happens because the rowsize is 20 (can't really explain where the 1 pixel did go :-).
See the screenshots ([1]), I think the snapY variable should be computed taking also into account the rowheight next to the eventSnapGap.
Or maybe the rowheight should follow the minutesPerRow, so with 15 minutes per row the rowheight should be 15, that would be easier also maybe.
gr. Martin
I could upload one image, the other image is a bit larger, you can find it here:
http://imgur.com/1A8aGok
I am testing the 9.1d build from 2 days ago. I am testing the new feature: minutes per row (I set it at minutesPerRow). I am aware that it is undocumentated and says it is an internal feature but still wanted to try it out.
First thanks for providing this great feature! I noticed a small thing however.
I set the eventSnapGap at 15, with this I noticed that the dragging has a slight offset of 4 pixels in my case. Maybe this happens because the rowsize is 20 (can't really explain where the 1 pixel did go :-).
See the screenshots ([1]), I think the snapY variable should be computed taking also into account the rowheight next to the eventSnapGap.
Or maybe the rowheight should follow the minutesPerRow, so with 15 minutes per row the rowheight should be 15, that would be easier also maybe.
gr. Martin
I could upload one image, the other image is a bit larger, you can find it here:
http://imgur.com/1A8aGok
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