# all_timed

### Description

@short: 'says' to show multi-day events in the regular way (as one-day events are displayed)

@signature: all_timed: boolean | string


**Default value:** 'short'

**Applicable views:** [Day view](views/day.md), [Week view](views/week.md), [Units view](views/units.md)

### Related samples
- [Displaying multi-day events in the regular way](https://docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/samples/03_extensions/26_multi_day_visible.html)

### Details

:::note
 The property requires the [all_timed](guides/extensions-list.md#all-timed) plugin to be activated. 
:::

As a string the parameter can take the only value - *'short'*.

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So, there are 3 possible values that the parameter can take:

- **'short'**  - to show only multi-day events that last less than 24 hours (starts one day and ends another) in the regular way
- **true** - to show all multi-day events in the regular way
- **false** - to show all multi-day events as lines in the upper part of the scheduler (the standard display mode for multi-day events)

To provide better control over which events are displayed in the multi-day section and which are displayed in the day columns, 
redefine the `isMainAreaEvent` method of the module in the following way:

~~~js
const { isMainAreaEvent } = scheduler.ext.allTimed;
scheduler.ext.allTimed.isMainAreaEvent = function(event) {
    if(event.multidaySection){
        return false;
    }else{
        return isMainAreaEvent(event);
    }
};
~~~

### Change log
- The plugin is activated by default starting from v7.2