Hi,
I would like to define shifts which would start from noon (12pm-12pm), so basically 1 shift would be part in one day, and part in outer day, (minimum shift/appointment duration should be 24h) but would also like to preserve regular day header above it. Please take a look at the screenshot attached. It explains it much better than I could explain it. Is it possible to achieve something like this?
Thank you for you help!
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Hi Adnan,
The described visualization is not supported by the RadScheduleView control. You can only position child group headers aligned under their parents. The group examples of RadScheduleView in the demo application demonstrate how to define groups. For example, you can check the Custom Grouping or Filter Sub-group Headers samples. I hope this helps.
Alternatively, you can try to achieve a visualization similar to yours by positioning custom elements showing the 12-12AM information above the scheduleview control. However, in this case you will need to manually calculate the size and the position of the custom elements.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
The described visualization is not supported by the RadScheduleView control. You can only position child group headers aligned under their parents. The group examples of RadScheduleView in the demo application demonstrate how to define groups. For example, you can check the Custom Grouping or Filter Sub-group Headers samples. I hope this helps.
Alternatively, you can try to achieve a visualization similar to yours by positioning custom elements showing the 12-12AM information above the scheduleview control. However, in this case you will need to manually calculate the size and the position of the custom elements.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
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