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Blog: taking back your day

Mar 31 2021

Add Custom Dialogs to Your Calendar – Including Buttons

Your workflows may need to present users with choices in the form of custom dialogs. DayBack provides a straight-forward function to include dialogs like this in your custom actions and show dialogs when users edit events. This function offers a way to specify the dialog title, message, and one or two button options. However, needing […]

Written by Jason Young · Categorized: Dev · Tagged: Custom Actions, For Developers

Mar 14 2021

Preventing Conflicts in DayBack for FileMaker 19

DayBack Calendar does a great job visualizing conflicts in your schedule. But sometimes you may want to alert users when they’re creating a conflict. We’ve created a simple script you can paste into your copy of DayBack Calendar to help notify users when they’re creating a conflict. Here’s the script in action: Add Conflict Detection […]

Written by KC Embrey · Categorized: Dev, Integrations · Tagged: For Developers, Resource scheduling

Feb 27 2021

Freedom is not the absence of commitments

Freedom is not the absence of commitments., but the ability to choose – and commit myself to – what is best for me.

Written by John Sindelar · Categorized: Making Time, Quotes · Tagged: Doing Less, Time

Feb 19 2021

Case Study – Scheduling Injury Prevention

“Physical work is demanding. Risk of bodily injury lurks behind every task performed.” CIPSoultions provides injury prevention education and ergonomic consultations to mitigate the risk of injury. And they run their business on the same Agile principles we use when developing software. CIPS has ongoing contracts with clients, requiring a specific number of site visits […]

Written by John Sindelar · Categorized: Integrations

Feb 13 2021

DayBack in Salesforce Console Apps and Utility Items

DayBack can be added to your Salesforce Lightning Experience in a variety of ways. In addition to Standard Lightning Tabs, DayBack can also be set-up in Lighting Console Apps and as a Utility Item, which we’ll be looking at in this article. (DayBack can also be set-up as a component on a Lighting record page […]

Written by Jason Young · Categorized: Salesforce · Tagged: Salesforce

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  • Add Custom Dialogs to Your Calendar – Including Buttons
  • Preventing Conflicts in DayBack for FileMaker 19
  • Freedom is not the absence of commitments
  • Case Study – Scheduling Injury Prevention
  • DayBack in Salesforce Console Apps and Utility Items

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