Kuring Consulting, Vancouver
DHTML Scheduling Control
The DHTML scheduling control is a browser component which allows users to view and manipulate a schedule. Typical uses could be for a work schedule, or a TV schedule. Unlike most browser based scheduling controls, this implementation allows the user to move the bars, drag new bars, and edit bar content by double clicking on them. After changes are made, the updated data can be sent to the server for storage in a database table.




This scheduling control is being designed to work in both IE5.5 and Mozilla 1.6. Additional browser compatibilities, such as Firefox and Opera, are going to be evaluated as well.

The technology used to develop this functionality is primarily client side HTML, javascript and cascading style sheets. This client code is outputted by a .Net user control written in C#. Since this functionality is encapsulated within a user control, it can easily be plugged in to an existing .Net application.