Catalog Calendar Usage

For settings

• Available Relation Calendars
• Calendars Used on Catalog
• Available Standalone Calendars
• Selected Calendar Usage Condition

see topic 'Assign Calendar to Catalogs' in the 'Specific Layout Customization' section.

The bottom part of the tab deals with default settings for the Calendar View catalog mode. Note that the (same) default presets for the GUI can be found in three places, each of which has different setting priority:

• Global Settings > Calendar Settings (lowest setting priority, usually set by the Valuemation administrator)
• User Settings > Calendar Settings (higher setting priority, usually set by the Valuemation user. Note that only the 'First day of week' can be set here.)

• Catalog Customizer > the Calendar Tab (highest setting priority, overrides all the settings both in User and Global Settings).

In the Calendars tab you can set the following:

• Default Mode

  There are three display modes available in the Calendar View: Day Mode, Week Mode and Month Mode. Select which is going to be the default one.

• First day of week

  The first day of a week to be displayed in the Calendar View. The first day of the week varies all over the world. In most cultures, Sunday is regarded as the first day of the week although many observe Monday as the first day of the week. By default, 'From Locale' option is set. It means that the setting will be taken over from your system settings.

• Day starts at

  The workday start time definition. Select the time (hrs) which would represent the common beginning of the working day. When you open a catalog in the Calendar View, the selected time would highlight the beginning of the day (see also the picture in 'Operations in the Calendar View' topic in the Valuemation Essentials chapter).

• Day ends at

  The workday end time definition. Select the time (hrs) which would represent the common end of the working day. When you open a catalog in the Calendar View, the selected time would highlight the end of the day (see also the picture in 'Operations in the Calendar View' topic in the Valuemation Essentials chapter).