I am using a component on Visio to see what time a resource is reserved.
When using the “Navigate” variable to check the schedule, if I set something like “today” or “yesterday”, the date will be determined to be after 9 AM instead of whether it is after 0 AM.
For example, if I set Navigate to today at 3 AM on 4/18, it will become 4/17 instead of 4/18.
How can I change the date transition time?
For example, I would like to have the date change at 0:00 a.m. like a clock, or at 8:00 a.m. when business hours start.
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Hi Takuto,
I think you can accomplish this with the following syntax:
Navigate:today(before X;after Y) : Zooms to a time frame around noon today: from X time earlier until Y time later.
To show a time frame starting 6 hours earlier and ending 6 hours later:
[sep::=]Navigate=today(before 06:00:00;after 06:00:00)
or
Navigate:now(before X;after Y) : Zooms to a time frame around the current time: from X hours earlier until Y hours later.
To show a time frame starting 1 hour earlier and ending 9 hours later:
[sep::=]Navigate=now(before 01:00:00;after 09:00:00)
More information here: Embedding a Resource Manager component | DataMiner Docs
Kind Regards,
Jarno
Hi Jarno,
Thank you for reply.
I already tried that method, but it didn’t get the behavior I wanted to achieve.
This method only adjusts the scale of the scheduler’s time display, but does not change the time at which the date changes.
Best regards,
Takuto
Hi Takuto, I’m not sure if I fully get the point, but I would think with Navigate:today(before X;after Y) that it would work and it would change after midnight, but probably your client and server time is not equal. If that would be the case, I’m not sure if you could take the client time into account. Kind Regards, Jarno
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