Matthew Botting
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Matthew Botting
asked on 09 Jul 2013, 05:25 AM
Hi,
I have a rather complex RadScheduler setup with resource (Personnel) grouping setup.
When in business hours mode (ie nothing displayed after 5PM) an indicator icon appears in the middle column to indicate that a task is outside of the visible range. The issue is that it appears in a resources column and hence appears to be for that resource.
Upon expanding to 24hour mode it is quite clear it is with another one.
This becomes more confusing in the same scenario but in week mode. In this case the same personnel has 3 days with appointments after 5PM. This then adds 3 arrow icons to the screen to indicate this. However none of the icons appear under the correct resource. This is rather hard to screenshot due to the width of the window, hopefully you get the idea from the day case.
Should the icons appear in the correct column? And if not I feel that this would be a good enhancement to implement in the future.
Thanks,
Matt
I have a rather complex RadScheduler setup with resource (Personnel) grouping setup.
When in business hours mode (ie nothing displayed after 5PM) an indicator icon appears in the middle column to indicate that a task is outside of the visible range. The issue is that it appears in a resources column and hence appears to be for that resource.
Upon expanding to 24hour mode it is quite clear it is with another one.
This becomes more confusing in the same scenario but in week mode. In this case the same personnel has 3 days with appointments after 5PM. This then adds 3 arrow icons to the screen to indicate this. However none of the icons appear under the correct resource. This is rather hard to screenshot due to the width of the window, hopefully you get the idea from the day case.
Should the icons appear in the correct column? And if not I feel that this would be a good enhancement to implement in the future.
Thanks,
Matt
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Hi Matt,
Plamen
Telerik
Thank you for contacting Telerik support.
This issue with the indicators is a known bug in RadScheduler and I am glad to inform you that we have already fixed it and it is going to be included in the next Service Pack that is expected out next week. Please excuse us for the inconvenience caused by the issue. If you have further questions please don't hesitate to contact us again.
Plamen
Telerik
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Matthew Botting
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answered on 23 Jul 2013, 12:38 AM
Thankyou for the update Plamen,
I have applied the latest update and can confirm that the issue I originally reported has been resolved.
However this appears to be only when the resource grouping direction is set to horizontal as per the original screenshot.
When in vertical mode the indicator appears in the correct column (horizontal axis) but always for the first resource even when upon expanding it becomes apparent the indicator is actually for a resource further down the page.
Regards,
Matt
I have applied the latest update and can confirm that the issue I originally reported has been resolved.
However this appears to be only when the resource grouping direction is set to horizontal as per the original screenshot.
When in vertical mode the indicator appears in the correct column (horizontal axis) but always for the first resource even when upon expanding it becomes apparent the indicator is actually for a resource further down the page.
Regards,
Matt
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Hi Matt,
Plamen
Telerik
Yes indeed you are right. The indicators functionality is currently limited in the mentioned vertical scenario to the current behavior due to some internal complexity in the architecture of the control. Please excuse us for this limitation of the control.
Regards,Plamen
Telerik
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