You can now expand DayBack’s week views to show two or three weeks at a time. We’ve been using this internally in beta mode for a few weeks, and it’s very helpful to see what’s coming up next week while navigating this week’s work. Find tips on how to work with these new views on the DayBack blog.
Now create and manage FileMaker to-do lists directly from the Unscheduled Items sidebar in DayBack Calendar. Our latest extension brings to-do behavior to any FileMaker table. Like unscheduled items, this behavior is based on a new checkbox field in your table, so some or all of your records in the table can be treated as to-dos. Mark your to-do’s done as you complete them, or drag them into the...
Show Available Slots that Match Multiple Criteria Schedulers often look for gaps in their schedules to find the open resources for each opportunity. But sometimes, gaps don’t tell the whole story. You may have invisible criteria like skill-matching, cleaning requirements, or multiple resources to schedule at once. Or you may be on the phone with an opportunity and must suggest available times as quickly as possible. In these...
Following up on this idea that people stretch themselves when they feel a little safer, we’ve been very focused on the customization experience for DayBack these last few months. We’ve introduced features to give folks more confidence when they are customizing their calendar. (For more on this idea of “lowering the stakes” for developers, check out our original post on LinkedIn.) Now we’re releasing ? Draft Setting Mode...
Resource Scheduling Swimlanes You can now extend the pivoted scheduling view in DayBack to show items by week instead of solely by day. This lets the swimlanes in your schedule present your resource allocations for up to 23 weeks at a time (almost six months). In the screenshot above, most installation and training appointments take a whole week to complete. But a few items just take a few...
Unconference Sessions If you missed Pause in October, here’s a look at the sessions that attendees hosted. All the sessions are listed in this post on the Pause blog, along with some photos attendees took mid-session. Schedule KC and Jason from SeedCode created this year’s Pause schedule in a customized version of DayBack. This lets anyone browse the schedule while registered attendees can suggest sessions. We’ll likely post...
Subscribe to DayBack’s latest features and example code at our new site: updates.dayback.com You’ll find new features and documentation, as well as the status and uptime history for DayBack’s servers. You can subscribe to server uptime notifications as well. Most big new features will get a blog post on dayback.com, but the updates site also includes the weekly releases of small improvements and bug fixes that some folks...
DayBack for FileMaker 19 works great in Claris Pro with no changes required. The older DayBack Classic also works in Claris Pro, but requires a few changes.
DayBack can now render a list of items needing to be scheduled. Users can drag items from this list into the calendar when they’ve found an open resource. This list appears to the right of the calendar in a special sidebar, and FileMaker developers have a lot of control over which items show there and what they look like. Customize with Calc Fields in FileMaker An item is...
Inline Notes in DayBack Calendar The latest DayBack extension adds an icon to your events when there is a comment present that matches your criteria. You can use your own FileMaker field for the comments themselves, and surface an icon or an icon-and-an-editor so folks can make changes without leaving the calendar. If you’re using a FileMaker layout for your events inside DayBack, maybe you’d want to render comments inside a portal...
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