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  • in reply to: smart-number-input not working with Angular reactive form #102155
    davout
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    I find your support approach very lazy.  If I report a problem its because something I have paid for is not working.
    To prove this…
    If I use the <smart-numeric-text-box> component then the reactive form ‘setValue’ method call works
    If I use the <smart-number-input> component then the reactive form ‘setValue’ method call DOES NOT work
    I would expect your docs and tutorials to include working examples for such situations.  Asking your clients to build these examples is a very strange view of customer support.

    
    

     
     

    davout
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    I’m new to this  developer area,  how do I create a StackBlitz example?
    I can’t see why you don’t have a stackblitz demo for every component in this product
     

    davout
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    I’ve created a version of my form using basic input type=radio,   and that works.
    Using your ‘smart-radio-button’ component it does not work
     

                      <div class="recurring-intervals">
    <!--                    <div style="margin-left: 5px; margin-top: 5px; overflow: visible">-->
    <!--                      <input type="radio" id="recurringIntervalNone"-->
    <!--                             value="0" name="includeRecurringTasks" formControlName="recurringInterval">-->
    <!--                      <label for="recurringIntervalNone">None</label>-->
    <!--                    </div>-->
    <!--                    <div style="margin-left: 5px; margin-top: 5px; overflow: visible">-->
    <!--                      <input type="radio" id="recurringIntervalDaily"-->
    <!--                             value="1" name="includeRecurringTasks" formControlName="recurringInterval">-->
    <!--                      <label for="recurringIntervalDaily">Daily</label>-->
    <!--                    </div>-->
    <!--                    <div style="margin-left: 5px; margin-top: 5px; overflow: visible">-->
    <!--                      <input type="radio" id="recurringIntervalWeekly"-->
    <!--                             value="2" name="includeRecurringTasks" formControlName="recurringInterval">-->
    <!--                      <label for="recurringIntervalWeekly">Weekly</label>-->
    <!--                    </div>-->
    <!--                    <div style="margin-left: 5px; margin-top: 5px; overflow: visible">-->
    <!--                      <input type="radio" id="recurringIntervalMonthly"-->
    <!--                             value="3" name="includeRecurringTasks" formControlName="recurringInterval">-->
    <!--                      <label for="recurringIntervalMonthly">Monthly</label>-->
    <!--                    </div>-->
    <!--                    <div style="margin-left: 5px; margin-top: 5px; overflow: visible">-->
    <!--                      <input type="radio" id="recurringIntervalYearly"-->
    <!--                             value="4" name="includeRecurringTasks" formControlName="recurringInterval">-->
    <!--                      <label for="recurringIntervalYearly">Yearly</label>-->
    <!--                    </div>-->
                                            <smart-radio-button class="recurring-interval-radio"
                                                                value = "0"
                                                                [groupName]="recurringInterval"
                                                                formControlName="recurringInterval"
                                                                (change)="onRecurringIntervalChange('0')">None
                                            </smart-radio-button>
                                            <smart-radio-button class="recurring-interval-radio"
                                                                [groupName]="recurringInterval"
                                                                formControlName="recurringInterval"
                                                                value= "1"
                                                                (change)="onRecurringIntervalChange('1')">Daily
                                            </smart-radio-button>
                                            <smart-radio-button class="recurring-interval-radio"
                                                                [groupName]="recurringInterval"
                                                                formControlName="recurringInterval"
                                                                value="2"
                                                                (change)="onRecurringIntervalChange('2')">Weekly
                                            </smart-radio-button>
                                            <smart-radio-button class="recurring-interval-radio"
                                                                [groupName]="recurringInterval"
                                                                formControlName="recurringInterval"
                                                                value="3"
                                                                (change)="onRecurringIntervalChange('3')">Monthly
                                            </smart-radio-button>
                                            <smart-radio-button class="recurring-interval-radio"
                                                                [groupName]="recurringInterval"
                                                                formControlName="recurringInterval"
                                                                value="4"
                                                                (change)="onRecurringIntervalChange('4')">Yearly
                                            </smart-radio-button>
                      </div>

     

    davout
    Member

    I am using Angular reactive forms, where I pushing data into the controls programmatically using ‘setValue’ and ‘patchvalue’.
    Neither of those methods seems to work for ‘smart-redio-button’

    in reply to: Scheduler in month view – not showing events #102009
    davout
    Member

    In both Outlook and Google Calendar it is possible to define calendar events that have a zero duration  (i.e. dateStart = dateEnd)

    in reply to: SchedulerDatasource vs SchedulerEvent?!? #102006
    davout
    Member

    I have reviewed these examples and they are confusing.    In your API docs I would suggest that you add a brief description as to the purpose of each interface and class
    Hence, in the example…
    https://www.htmlelements.com/angular/demos/scheduler/view-basic/
    There is a code line…

    <pre class=”prettyprint prettyprinted”><span class=”pln”>dataSource</span><span class=”pun”>:</span> <span class=”typ”>SchedulerDataSource</span><span class=”pun”>[]</span> <span class=”pun”>=</span> <span class=”pun”>(()</span> <span class=”pun”>=></span> <span class=”pun”>{</span>
     

    … but all the array entries are defined as objects…
     
     
     
     

    in reply to: Scheduler in month view – not showing events #102005
    davout
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    I found the problem…
    If the scheduler entry has the same ‘dateStart’ and ‘dateEnd’ value then the entry is not displayed.  That seems like a logical bug to me.
     

    in reply to: Typescript compile error Smart.Utilities.DateTime #101986
    davout
    Member

    Your answer does not address my question…
    I want to set a value against the DateTimePicker.value’ property, how is that done?

    in reply to: Typescript compile error Smart.Utilities.DateTime #101983
    davout
    Member

    That is not true – unless our docs are wrong!
    The ‘DateTimePicker’ has a ‘value’ property that is an instance of DateTime
    See:  m https://www.htmlelements.com/angular/demos/datetimepicker/overview/#toc-value_any

    in reply to: Typescript compile error Smart.Utilities.DateTime #101980
    davout
    Member

    So how do I point to the source of the DateTime class in my TypeScript code?

    in reply to: Typescript compile error Smart.Utilities.DateTime #101978
    davout
    Member

    Nowhere in those demos does it include a reference to a ‘DateTime’ class instance in the TS code – I’ve been through all of them!
    So I will repeat my question,  if I am including a reference to ‘DateTime’ what import statement does this require?

    in reply to: Typescript compile error Smart.Utilities.DateTime #101974
    davout
    Member

    Ok, so what ‘import’ and class name should be used in the TS file?

    davout
    Member

    When is the fix due to be released?

    in reply to: Kanban task drag – how to find task details? #101953
    davout
    Member

    This is a little odd,  and I’d say that this is a logical functional bug
    The docs (https://www.htmlelements.com/angular/demos/kanban/overview/#toc-ondragend) so that this event is cancellable,  but without knowing WHAT kanban the task was dropped into  I can’t see how I can verify whether the event should be cancelled or not
    What seems to be missing is a extra property in the details object to hold the drop target details, like
    event,details.target.data {
    status:
    swimlane:
    id|:
    }

    davout
    Member

    To me this looks like a bug…
    In my code I am assigning a new array of objects directly to the ‘data source’  property.
    Like…

    <smart-kanban #kanban class="task-smart-kanban" id="kanban"
                  [collapsible]="collapseColumns"
                  [columns]="columns$ | async"
                  [dataSource]="specialTasks$ | async"
                  [taskDue]="true"
                  [formatStringDate]="'dd MMM yyyy'"
                  [taskUserIcon]="false"
                  [taskActions]="true"
                  (onDragEnd)="onDragEnd($event)"
                  (onChange)="onChange($event)"
    >
    </smart-kanban>
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