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  • Alberto avatar

    Posted on Jan 26, 2009 (permalink)

    Hi,
    I'm testing the trial version and cannot insert appointments shorter than 31 minutes.
    Why does this happen?

    Thank you very much.

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  • Jordan Jordan admin's avatar

    Posted on Jan 29, 2009 (permalink)

    Hello Alberto,

    Thank you for writing.

    We tested and successfully reproduced issues with RadScheduler and short appointments. These issues will be corrected in the upcoming Q1 2009 release of RadControls for WinForms (due at the end of February).

    Kind regards,
    Jordan
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  • Posted on Feb 13, 2009 (permalink)

    Had the same problem. I set the time ruler scale to ½ hours and the appointments were shown. Can't seem to set the ruler scale programmatically anywhere tho.

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  • Jordan Jordan admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 16, 2009 (permalink)

    Hello kultman,

    You can set the ruler scale for a day view by setting the RangeFactor property like bellow:
     
    SchedulerDayView view = this.radScheduler1.GetDayView(); 
    if (view != null
        view.RangeFactor = ScaleRange.HalfHour; 

    This property is not available on the base class, because it is not valid for some views like for example month view. That is why you must use a concrete view type that supports this.

    I hope this helps.


    Greetings,
    Jordan
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  • Posted on Feb 16, 2009 (permalink)

    Thanks!!

    I was able to set the DayCount to 1 also. My next problem is to only show times between 7 AM and 6 PM. How do I do that then?

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  • Jordan Jordan admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 18, 2009 (permalink)

    Hello kultman,

    With the latest version of RadControls for WinForms (Q3 2008 SP2) you can do that in the following way:

    SchedulerDayView dayView = this.radScheduler1.GetDayView(); 
    dayView.RulerStartScale = 7; 
    dayView.RulerEndScale = 18; 

    Hope this helps. Do not hesitate to contact me back if you have further questions.

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    Jordan
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  • Posted on Feb 24, 2009 (permalink)

    I downloaded and installed Q3 2008 SP2 (not uninstalling SP1). It still doesn't work with the
    dayView.RulerStartScale = 7
    dayView.RulerEndScale = 18 

    I tested the .ProductVersion of the control after installing SP2 to 8.1.0.0

    Is my problem ralated to the SP2 upgrade or does the code not work?

    Best regards
    /Dan

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  • Jordan Jordan admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 25, 2009 (permalink)

    Hi Dan,

    The version of the Q3 2008 SP2 assemblies is 8.2.0.0. I would suggest that you uninstall all instances of RadControls for WinForms and reinstall Q3 2008 SP2.

    If that does not work, it will be best if you open a new support ticket and send us a sample project that demonstrates the issue. This will allow us to identify and address it.

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