Hello!
I am using the RadScheduler with Timeline view and I want to order the row resource on two different things.
I've tried to use "Order by" in my sql syntax but the schedule is not working properly. The resources is showing in the different orders each time you update the page. The problem is not that common, it depends on how many meetings there is in the schedule.
Is there any other way then "Order by " to sort the resources that don't make my radscheduler all jumpy and not working.
Thank you
Simon
I am using the RadScheduler with Timeline view and I want to order the row resource on two different things.
I've tried to use "Order by" in my sql syntax but the schedule is not working properly. The resources is showing in the different orders each time you update the page. The problem is not that common, it depends on how many meetings there is in the schedule.
Is there any other way then "Order by " to sort the resources that don't make my radscheduler all jumpy and not working.
Thank you
Simon
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Hi Simon,
Could you share some more information about your scenario? For instance what type of binding are you using(SqlDataSources, XML provider), how many resources do you have, does the issue appear in all views or just Timeline, and does it reproduce in all browsers. Can you also specify the exact version of your controls? Also can you make a video capture of the issue (with a tool like Jing) and share the link, so that we can observe the issue locally.
Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik
Could you share some more information about your scenario? For instance what type of binding are you using(SqlDataSources, XML provider), how many resources do you have, does the issue appear in all views or just Timeline, and does it reproduce in all browsers. Can you also specify the exact version of your controls? Also can you make a video capture of the issue (with a tool like Jing) and share the link, so that we can observe the issue locally.
Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik
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