Glenn,

   Well that makes sense! I did not realize that was asynchronous. I made some slight changes, to call the original function only after the resource is set in the timeout function, or otherwise only if the resource is already selected.

var currentItemResourceCount;

function wbSave_OnClick() {
    var wr = ISGetObject("wcResources");

    //create and add a new resource if one is not selected (an existing event)
    if (wr.Value == "") {
        currentItemResourceCount = wr.Rows.length;
        ISGetObject("wiResourceName").SetValueData("New Resource");
        ISGetObject("wcResourcesColor").SetSelectedIndex(0);
        ISGetObject("wiRLocation").SetValueData("N/A");
        ISGetObject("wiRDescription").SetValueData("New Resource");
        WS_OnSaveResource();

        wr.UpdateUI();
        SetLatestResource();
    } else
        WS_OnSave();

    return true;
}

function SetLatestResource() {
    var wr = ISGetObject("wcResources");
    if (wr.Rows[currentItemResourceCount] != null) {
        //Now select the new row
        ISGetObject("wcResources").Rows[wr.Rows.length - 1].Select();

        //call original function
        WS_OnSave();
    }
    else {
        setTimeout(function() { SetLatestResource(); }, 10);
    }
}

Thanks so much for your help. It is really great to have this kind of flexibility with your control.

Here is what I did for the Day and Week view, but it does not work on the initial load - only after the user switches view or you/they click the same view button again...

function WebScheduler1_OnAfterRenderView(controlId, viewMode) {
   if (viewMode == "Day" || viewMode == "Week") {
      var ws = ISGetObject("WebScheduler1");
      var frm = ws.GetSchedulerTableFrame();
      var row = frm.rows[2].children[0].children[0].children[0].rows[16];
      row.scrollIntoView();
   }
}

It took a bit of trial and error and exploring a watch variable to figure out the path, but the rows element at the end is split into 48 parts (one for each half hour). So 16 is 8:00 AM which is what I wanted at the top. There may be an easier way to do it and I would like to know what it is, but that works for me in my case. I would also like to know how to make it work on the initial load. It seems as if the control is not displayed yet and therefore the scrollIntoView call does not take effect.

Good Luck,
David

This is good news. What is the timeframe for releasing v3? If not soon, is there a possible workaround such as having two instances of the control with one showing the following 10 days, etc. where it would look close to being a continuous list (IE not repeat the header information and navigation buttons)?

I would also like to know if it is possible to customize the Agenda View layout such as having the start time next to the date include the end time also like in the details? I noticed there is a "Custom" for the SelectedViewMode property, but I could not find any documentation on how to use it. It is not listed in the custom templates which is where I would have expected it to be.