Vladimir

In the current version of the calendar, such a scroll is not possible. I will think about making this scroll in the future major update of the library. For now,...

Good question. There is currently no method for such scrolling. I will try to come up with something in future versions.

I confirm that the problem exists. This should work without having to use `@event-calendar/resource-time-grid`. I will fix this in a future version. Thank you for reporting.

The problem should be fixed in Event Calendar v3.2.0. Please check.

I hope I can close this issue.

Thanks for the suggestion. If anyone else needs this feature, please check in on this thread.

Currently something similar can be achieved with [dragConstraint](https://github.com/vkurko/calendar?tab=readme-ov-file#dragconstraint) callback: ```js dragConstraint: function (info) { let {event, oldEvent} = info; return event.start.getTime() == oldEvent.start.getTime() && event.resourceIds.every(id => !oldEvent.resourceIds.includes(id)); } ``` But...

Currently, only the `prevent()` function is available in the [eventDrop](https://github.com/vkurko/calendar#eventdrop) callback. This function allows you to cancel the drag if necessary. `eventAllow` may be implemented in future versions of the...

> I am unable to determine the precise time slot where the event is dropped The [eventDrop](https://github.com/vkurko/calendar#eventdrop) callback contains this information. You are given `event` that already contains the new...

> external event when attempting to drop it onto the calendar Event Calendar does not support dragging and dropping external events into the calendar.