New Features of ZK Calendar 2.1.0"

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= ZK Calendar now supports the timeslots attribute =
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By default ZK Calendar only allowed book the event with 30 minute increase step,
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With ZK Calendar 2.1.0 by setting timeslots (2, 4, 6) you can book the event with 30, 15 or 10 minute increase step.
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<calendars id="calendars"  timeslots="4"
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timeZone="Tokyo=GMT+9,Stockholm=GMT+1" model="${cm}"
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mold="default" firstDayOfWeek="Sunday">
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Revision as of 04:40, 24 November 2010

ZK Calendar now supports the beginTime and endTime attribute

By default ZK Calendar schedule area will be start form 00:00 and end with 00:00,

ZKCalendar Release2.1.0 time.png

With ZK Calendar 2.1.0 by setting beginTime( 0-23 ) and endTime ( 1-24 ) you can only show the events in the time range.

<calendars id="calendars"  beginTime="8" endTime="16"
		timeZone="Tokyo=GMT+9,Stockholm=GMT+1" model="${cm}"
		mold="default" firstDayOfWeek="Sunday">

ZKCalendar Release2.1.0 time2.png

ZK Calendar now supports the timeslots attribute

By default ZK Calendar only allowed book the event with 30 minute increase step, With ZK Calendar 2.1.0 by setting timeslots (2, 4, 6) you can book the event with 30, 15 or 10 minute increase step.

<calendars id="calendars"  timeslots="4"
		timeZone="Tokyo=GMT+9,Stockholm=GMT+1" model="${cm}"
		mold="default" firstDayOfWeek="Sunday">

ZKCalendar Release2.1.0 timeslots .png