Hi,

The Timetable view can display the current time. To do so, set the Calendar.CurrentView to CalendarView.Timetable and Calendar.TimetableSettings.ShowCurrentTime to State.Enabled.

Meppy

The Resource view does not have such a feature. It can only be achieved through custom drawing. The following code draws a red rectangle around the cell in the timeline, which corresponds to the current day:

...
calendar.CustomDraw = CustomDrawElements.ResourceViewTimelineCell;
calendar.Draw += new CustomDraw(OnDraw);
...
private void OnDraw(object sender, CustomDrawArgs e)
{
    if (e.Element == CustomDrawElements.ResourceViewTimelineCell)
    {
	  if (e.Date == DateTime.Today)
	  {
		e.Graphics.DrawRectangle(Pens.Red, e.Bounds);
	  }
    }
} 

You can of course perform more sophisticated drawing, similar to the one available in the Timetable view.

Meppy

We will add this feature in the next release. I will upload a preview version here as soon as it is ready.

Meppy

Here is a new preliminary version of Planner.NET:

https://mindfusion.org/_planner/_Planner.NET_422pre_trial.zip

There are 3 new properties now in the TimelineSettings class - ShowCurrentTime, NowColor and NowFillColor. These properties enable you to display the current time in a resource view for each individual timeline. You can access them through the TopTimelineSettings, MiddleTimelineSettings and BottomTimelineSettings properties of the ResourceViewSettings class.

Meppy