minTime/maxTime behaviour differentiates from calendar minTime/maxTime behaviour

[MartijnWelker]

In the calendarDay view it is possible to set the minTime to "04:00:00" and the maxTime to "28:00:00", this results in a view from 4AM to 4AM the next day. Doing the same in the scheduler results in a view from 4AM to midnight the same day, is this intended behaviour ?

[arshaw]

maxTime is currently not designed to work with values beyond 24:00:00. this would need to be taken into account. keeping this open to see if others are interested

[arshaw]

oh, by "calendarDay" view, do you mean "agendaDay" ? i didn't realize this was possible in agendaDay

[MartijnWelker]

Yes I meant agendaDay, I'll provide a plunkr but I'm on mobile now

[MartijnWelker]

Plunkr here: http://plnkr.co/edit/roaxD33NgyKHrOvSgbGE?p=preview

[fredhannouche]

I have exactly the same need, for a timeline view from 8am to 8am the next day.
Thanks

[arshaw]

a workaround might involve customizing the view's duration to 24:00 and having its defaultDate be a date with time 04:00:00

[arshaw]

but i see what u mean about difference in behavior. again, this is leveraging somewhat undefined API behavior. i'd rather have this done via some other view-customization settings.

[fredhannouche]

thanks for your answer, and actually, your proposal does not match with what I want to do.
do you think you can change the API in the coming days?

[arshaw]

I can try to make this behavior match what is in agenda views. I would like to get it into the next Scheduler minor release, but I cannot guarantee when that'll be.

[mlaufer]

+1

Would also appreciate this behaviour. I'm currently working with my own implementation where i calculate offsets to stay inside the 00:00-24:00 timespan and change the labels in the scheduler on my own

[arshaw]

just released in v1.2.1

minTime/maxTime's that are negative or beyond 24:00 should work well now