Resource-View | View Calendar Events corresponding to specific Resources | Frontend Framework library

I solved the problem following the suggestion from orange to remove the ng-switch-when tag for troubleshooting. This showed my template content on all the tabs and fired the console.log. I then put the tag back in this time not using camelCase and keeping it all lower case - works!

If someone could comment as to why this is case sensitive that would be great.

Thanks

adminView.html:

In older version such as Direct3D 9, you had as single interface such as IDirect3DTexture9, IDirect3DCubeTexture9, or IDirect3DVolumeTexture9 which encapsulated both the image bits themselves and expected semantics of usage. This had special logic to make it work as a render target as well.

In Direct3D 10, this was split into two elements:

• The resource (i.e. the image bits) like ID3DxxTexture1D, ID3DxxTexture2D, and ID3DxxTexture3D

• The semantics of usage which is either a ID3DxxShaderResourceView which is used to read a texture in a shader -or- ID3D10RenderTargetView which is used to render to a texture.

The advantage of the newer design is that you can have a single ID3DxxTexture2D resource and have a SRV when using it to render, and a RTV when you are using it as a render texture. You can treat a cubemap as a 2D texture with an array size of 6.

You might find the older documentation on MSDN helpful.

You should take a look at the DirectX Tool Kit tutorials

Sure, but not without external drag and drop code. Below, I've used jQueryUI's Sortable functionality and hooked into its events.

To make this work the resource list is populated via a function. This means that we can reorder the resources and then call the Callendar's refetchResources method to have it retrieve & redraw the display. I've added a sorting property to the calendar options - resourceOrder: 'sortOrder' to make sure it orders the Resources correctly.

There are two distinct views with FullCalendar resources - vertical, with Resources as html th cells, and horizontal with the Resources as html td. With the vertical case the jQueryUI Sortable events are lost and must be reapplied after calling refetchResources. I've included the code for both layouts below.

To run, save the html in \fullcalendar-scheduler-1.6.2\demos\ - the paths are relative to that folder.

Vertical View:

I also had this problem. My solution was to use this in the eventAfterAllRender callback function.