DayBack supports selecting multiple items on the calendar by shift-clicking on them, as documented here. However, what if we want to use custom logic to determine which items are selected. For example, what if we want to quickly select items that share the same resource, contact, status, or another facet of the items we are viewing. […]
Extending TaskRay with DayBack: Adding Times and Timezones
We recently had the opportunity to work with a customer, 2Win Global, who has been a long-time fan of TaskRay. 2Win trains the largest and most successful technology companies globally to improve their sales demos and presentations resulting in improved win-rates and revenue. They’d been hosting all-day training workshops, but now that they were doing lots of […]
Managing Undos in Custom Actions
DayBack’s custom Event Actions are powerful tools for adding additional logic to your calendar workflow. They let you add your own scripts to everyday behaviors in the calendar, like dragging or editing an event. Each action is tied to a specific “trigger” like “On Event Create” or “On Event Save. ” The On Event Save […]
Make Your Own Calendar Selector
DayBack lets you set up multiple calendars from different data sources. When creating a new event in DayBack, a few different rules govern to which calendar the event will belong. First, you can specify a single default calendar for new events in DayBack’s settings: this can be for the whole group or an individual user. […]
Add Decision Points to Your Calendar Workflow – Using Forms
In our previous article, we looked at creating custom dialogs for DayBack with multiple button options. This article will expand on this pattern and add different input types to these dialogs to create simple forms. With forms, DayBack’s Event Actions can present users with a rich set of controls for gathering data and support more varied workflows. […]