Here’s a great example of using filters to display multiple calendars, each from a different layer of your business. A custom sidebar uses FileMaker scripts and buttons to show and hide calendars using the resources from each line of business.<\/p>\n
Our customer, Parvin Paving,<\/a> wanted to show their field service schedules alongside the schedule of their estimates and sales teams. They also have calendars for booking conference rooms and back office operations. Each calendar has its own set of color-coded resources–rooms, people, or trucks–and they asked for a tree-view of their divisions’ schedules. This became a new left-hand sidebar to filter calendars in DayBack. Parvin Paving runs their operation using SeedCode Complete<\/a>–which comes integrated with DayBack Calendar–and SeedCode’s Ann Kiser built this new sidebar based on their mockups. The tree-view is a FileMaker portal that calls DayBack’s FileMaker scripts to filter the calendar. Here’s a short video of the sidebar in action:<\/p>\n![\"FileMaker](\"https:\/\/www.seedcode.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/05\/Parvin.png\")
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