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The name of the record in Salesforce.

The button text to display on the calendar.

The time interval between each vertical line. Examples: 00:05 = 5 minutes, 24:00 = one day, 7.00:00 = one week.

The time interval when dragging an existing reservation on the calendar. Examples: 00:05 = 5 minutes.

The text that is displayed in the label of each time column. You can use the following formats: Date & Time Format Tokens

The width of each time slot in pixels.

The duration of the view. Examples: 24:00 = one day, 7.00:00 = one week, 30.00:00 = one month. Special values: Year, Month, Week, Workweek.

Enter a hexadecimal or CSS color code to highlight weekends. Leave blank for no highlighting.

Used to uniquely identify this view, even if it has the same label as another view. May not contain special characters, and may not start with a number.

This setting has been deprecated and replaced by the Column Hiding Behavior picklist.

This picklist controls which columns to hide. See Column Hiding Behavior for all the options.

If this is checked, events shorter than a cell will be expanded to fill the entire cell. These events will get a duration bar to indicate their actual times.

When enabled, cells that are only partially available will have their unavailable parts grayed out. Consider disabling this feature for performance reasons if your calendar displays a lot of cells.

When enabled, and the user selects a cell to create a new Reservation, only the available part of the cell will be selected.

The format for the time range at the top of the calendar. It is possible to specify formats for the start and end date of the calendar. Using start{<formatting tokens>} and end{<formatting tokens>} for the formatting tokens use moment.js formatting tokens (http://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/ ). example: start{ddd MMM DD} - end{ddd MMM DD, YYYY} would result in Sat Sep 01 - Mon Oct 01, 2018

Allows reservations to overlap on the calendar. Accepts a percentage value. By default set to 0, meaning reservations occupy the full height without overlapping. Using a higher percentage will create partial overlaps. Negative percentages will add space between reservations.

Allows you to hide the red line indicating the current time. On the multi calendar you can then use the time headers to highlight the current time there instead.

Disables rendering the reservations when scrolling, this allows you to render them all up front, improves scrolling behaviour but has an impact on performance.