Navigating DayBack using URLs
In this article:
- How to Navigate to a Specific Date or View
- How to Arrive at a Specific Event
- Go Further with URL Parameters
See also:
- Read about all of the things you can do using DayBack URLs.
How to Navigate to a Specific Date or View in the Calendar
Go to Date
To navigate to a specific date, simply add the date parameter to the end of DayBack's URL in the YYYY-MM-DD format. For example:
https://app.dayback.com/#/?date=2016-03-23
Go to Specific View
You can also navigate to a specific view by adding a view parameter to the URL. For example:
https://app.dayback.com/#/?date=2016-03-23&view=month
Available View Names
Here are the possible values for the view parameter, each corresponding to a tab in DayBack:
- View codes with the word "agenda" in their code name represent the "Schedule" views with time of day scale along the left-hand side.
- View codes with the word "basic" in their code name represent the "List" views without time scales in the display.
| View Name: | View Code: |
| Day Schedule | agendaDay |
| Day List | basicDay |
| Week Schedule | agendaWeek |
| Week List | basicWeek |
| Month List | month |
| Month Schedule | agendaDays |
| Horizon List | basicHorizon |
| Resource Daily | basicResourceDays |
| Resource Schedule | agendaResourceVert |
| Resource Pivot Schedule | agendaResourceHor |
| Resource List | basicResourceVert |
| Resource Pivot List | basicResourceHor |
How to Arrive at a Specific Event
If you want to navigate to a specific event when logging into DayBack from within your platform (e.g., Salesforce, FileMaker), you can do so by adding the event's id to DayBack's URL.
Include the event's id , source , and the event's date (optionally, include the view ). DayBack will navigate to that date and display the event's popover, clearing any filters if necessary.
Example URL syntax for viewing a particular event:
https://app.dayback.com/#/?date=2016-03-23&source=My%20Server&id=635662540R4J52D