[nkuznetsovParticipant]

This approach works, thank you.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Thanks, will try this out and let know how it went.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Actually, I tried that approach, and it doesn’t work very well when using horizontal splitters. Still looking for something cleaner.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Nevermind. I figured I can simply wrap the top+middle sections and bottom section in a vertical splitter in similar fashion as I am wrapping top and middle. Was wondering if there’s cleaner way of doing that though.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Thanks!

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

symbolType: ‘square’ directive is what I needed.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Thanks very much, yes, that’s what I meant. Sorry for the images.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Thx, will try.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Clarification -my date time input element code looks like this:

<div data-bind="attr: { id: 'start' + EmployeeAvailabilityID1 }, jqxDateTimeInput:
{
formatString: 'h:mm tt',
showCalendarButton: false,
width: 70,
value: StartDate1,
disabled: IsUnavailable
}">
</div>

i. e. bound to ko observables. I need the time to step by, let’s say, 15 minutes. Tried to implement it with “change” event, to no avail.

Thanks.

[nkuznetsovParticipant]

Nvm, here is the solution:
http://www.jqwidgets.com/community/topic/scroll-event/

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