The name of the calendar record that allows you to recognise it

The Dimension plotted on this calendar

The API name of a reservation field to display in the search box on the calendar.

The background color for reservation that have no Reservation Colors defined for them.

The text color for reservation that have no Reservation Colors defined for them.

The border color for reservation that have no Reservation Colors defined for them.

Prevent users from dragging reservations to a new time on the same resource. You can still change the resource. Currently only supported on multi-calendars

Prevent users from dragging reservations to a resource. You can still change the reservation's time. Currently only supported on multi calendars.

When checked, reservations of types not linked to the Calendar will also be visible on the calendar. For linking Reservation Types to Calendars see: Reservation Types

Enabling this setting will display reservations at the time they occur for the user viewing the calendar, instead of the local time.

If more than this number of reservations overlap on the calendar, they will be grouped into a single block that can be expanded.

When enabled the calendar will load and process availabilities based on the time range in view. If disabled the calendar will load all availabilities.

When enabled this feature allows for selecting multiple resources. To select a range, hold SHIFT and drag, or to select multiple resources individually, hold CTRL/CMD and click. To specify what happens when multiple selections are made see Multi Selection Type.

Specifies what happens when multiple selections are made.

• Reservations: multiple reservations: Opens the reservation form with multiple independent reservations.

• Parent Child Reservations: Opens the reservation form with multiple reservations treating the first selection as the parent and the rest as child reservations.

• Junctions: one reservation with multiple junctions: Opens the reservation form as normal but instead of filling in a field it will add all selected dimensions as junction records. (requires a dimension junction to be configured)

Resource Titles let you show information on each resource (or other dimension) on the calendar: Show fields on calendar resources

Calendar Views link views to calendars, making them available to your users. See the Calendar Views section below.

Filterable Fields let you predefine which filters apply to the resources (or other dimensions) being shown on the VisualForce multi-calendar. More info can be found here: Configure Filterable Fields

Note that the new Lightning calendars have a different way to define filters, as described here: Calendar Filters

Reservation Colors let you define the appearance of reservations based on their status or type: Reservation Colors

Reservation Display Contexts define which fields to show on reservations and their hover popups. More info here: Customise the Reservation fields shown on the calendar and hovers

Note that ‘Calendar’ is an optional lookup for Reservation Display Contexts. so it is normal for this related list to be empty.

Calendar Reservation Types make reservations of specific types visible on a calendar. These records are created automatically when you create a new Calendar or Reservation Type. For more info: Reservation Types

Dynamic Grouping Fields let you display a hierarchical structure for the resources (or other dimensions) being displayed on the calendar. For more info: Dynamic Dimension Grouping

Multi_Resource_Calendar

Multi Resource Calendar Layout

Configures a calendar showing multiple resources (or other dimensions).

Single_Resource_Calendar

Single Resource Calendar Layout

Configures a calendar showing one resource (or other dimension).

Schedule_Calendar

Schedule Calendar Layout

Configures a schedule calendar. More info: Scheduler

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.

Don’t hide anything

No columns are hidden.

Hide closed times

Hide any columns where all of the rows are closed.

Hide closed times without reservations

Same as above, but if a column has a reservation don’t hide it.

Hide times outside of start/end

If the view has start/end times, hide all columns outside of those times.

Hide times outside of start/end, without reservations

Same as above, but if a column has a reservation don’t hide it.

Hide all times without reservations

Hide all columns, except the ones that have a reservation.

Calendar Views link views to calendars, making them available to your users. See the Calendar Views section below.

Reservation Display Contexts define which fields to show on reservations and their hover popups. More info here: Customise the Reservation fields shown on the calendar and hovers

Note that ‘View’ is an optional lookup for Reservation Display Contexts. so it is normal for this related list to be empty.

Time Headers let you (optionally) customize what values are displayed in the header of each column on the calendar view. For more info: Time Headers

The name of the record in Salesforce.

The calendar on which this button appears.

The view it should show on the calendar.

Defines where the button for this view is displayed on the calendar. Lower = to the left; Higher = to the right.

Makes this View the default for the calendar it is on.