Can anyone advise: we need to have 2 slots which visually behave like the current 'All Day' slot - the other being an 'Any Time' slot. This means the job can be carried out any time throughout the day, whether a 10 minute or 2 hour job. Can we customise the scheduler so two slots appear and behave this way?
Alternatively, could we utilise the 1am slot for example (as none of our users would use this), rename it and then customise the view so the 1am/Any Time slot appears under All Day, and then skips 2 - 6am, followed directly by 7am which is by default the first hour of the working day view.
The reason we are hesitant to use/rename the 6am slot is that our users may need to use it.
Any help/advice massively appreciated.
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Hello Michael,
The RadScheduler does not offer the possibility to insert an additional "all day" like slot.
Unfortunately, you won't be able to customize the control so it skips 2 to 6 am hours. What you could do is to disable those slots, as in the following demo (open it in a Day view), but they will remain visible. Moreover, there is no easy way to override the hours labels, unless you do that manually.
Regards,
Veselin Tsvetanov
Telerik
The RadScheduler does not offer the possibility to insert an additional "all day" like slot.
Unfortunately, you won't be able to customize the control so it skips 2 to 6 am hours. What you could do is to disable those slots, as in the following demo (open it in a Day view), but they will remain visible. Moreover, there is no easy way to override the hours labels, unless you do that manually.
Regards,
Veselin Tsvetanov
Telerik
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