Hi Peter,

     Here are the answer regarding your questions.

1. Since you have mentioned that the CallOut window is consisted with Edit Event or Delete Event, I  

    assume that this is a CallOut window of an event. In order to not showing the CallOut window, you 

    can simply trigger the OnEventSelected client side event and make the return value as false. In this 

    way, the CallOut window is not showing everytime we click on it. Here is the snippet: 

    function WebScheduler1_OnEventSelected(controlId, selectedEvent) {

            var WebScheduler1 = ISGetObject(controlId);           
            return false;
        }

2. The radio button of Show FullWeek or Show WorkWeek will be only shown in the week view mode.

    That is why, first of all, we will need to make a validation of if the customer change view mode into 

    WeekView mode. After that, we will need to get to the header element of it and change the attribute

    display to none. Here is the snippet:

    function WebScheduler1_OnAfterViewSwitched(controlId, previousViewMode, nextViewMode) {

      var WebScheduler1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
      if (previousViewMode == "Week" || nextViewMode == "Week")
                 ISGetObject("WebScheduler1").GetViewHeaderWeekOptions().style.setAttribute("display", "none");
      return true;
   }

 3. For the last question, could you provide me with more information about it. I mean, I do not think

     that using a paragraph in appointment block is a good idea. Since this block is limited by the hour

     of its appoinment. For example, if the appointment is only 30 or 15 minutes, then the appointment

     block is not high enough to contain those line(from example of phone number that you have 

     given). Perhaps, you have any other scenario in this case that you are willing to have, please provide

     me with detail information. (For instance which element in appointment block that you wanted to 

     have a multiline text).

     I hope it helps. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Thanks for #1 and #2.

Let me try to explain #3 more. Each appt block is assigned a resource or employee. That employee has up to 3 phone numbers: home, alternate, and cell. I would like to display these 3 phone numbers on the appt block so the user may quickly be able to call the employee. So we are only really talking about 3 lines I just want them formatted in a way that they are easily readable. A typical appt is at least 1 hour so that size is not an issue. Right now the first line is the resource name which I think is the subject. I am placing the 3 phone numbers in the Description field but am unable to format the phone numbers on the schedule.

Does that clear things up a little?

Hi Peter,

     Unfortunately, our WebSheculer does not support that property. The workaround might be by adding manually br tag(</br>) in your description text box. I have tried them and it worked. However, when you hover on that particular event, the tag br will show up in the tooltip.

     I hope it helps. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

<BR> works but messes up the placement of the little white box you use to expand the appt.

Hi Peter,

     Yes, that regression issue might occur during the size changes of the box of appointment. However, this feature is not supported by our WebScheduler. By default, our WebScheduler behavior is automatically move the text to a next line if the box of appointment is resize to the small one. 

      I hope it helps. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso