Hi all
I have a RadScheduleView grouped by resources in a horizontal view. My problem now is that if the view does not contain many rows, every row is stretched so that the rows take all space (see screenshot). This doesn't seem to be because of any of my templates (which don't resize).
In order to simplify diagnosis, please check the second screenshot. I overwrote the height of all elements in the style, including the groupheader (green background). Basically, that GroupHeader doesn't have a parent anymore, it's just part of it's parent (AppointmentsPanel). I assume that parent stretches content, which I something I'd rather not have as it screws the layout.
What I basically want is a automatic height, rather than the control stretching all rows to take up all vertical space. Any idea how I can set this?
Thanks
Philipp
I have a RadScheduleView grouped by resources in a horizontal view. My problem now is that if the view does not contain many rows, every row is stretched so that the rows take all space (see screenshot). This doesn't seem to be because of any of my templates (which don't resize).
In order to simplify diagnosis, please check the second screenshot. I overwrote the height of all elements in the style, including the groupheader (green background). Basically, that GroupHeader doesn't have a parent anymore, it's just part of it's parent (AppointmentsPanel). I assume that parent stretches content, which I something I'd rather not have as it screws the layout.
What I basically want is a automatic height, rather than the control stretching all rows to take up all vertical space. Any idea how I can set this?
Thanks
Philipp
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Hi Philipp,
Could you please check whether you've not set StretchGroupHeaders property of the TimelineViewDefinition to true? Setting this property actually stretched the group headers, so that they take all the space.
Let us know whether this helps.
Regards,
Yana
Telerik
Could you please check whether you've not set StretchGroupHeaders property of the TimelineViewDefinition to true? Setting this property actually stretched the group headers, so that they take all the space.
Let us know whether this helps.
Regards,
Yana
Telerik
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answered on 19 May 2014, 01:17 PM
Hi Yana
That fixed it! The property wasn't set at all, and I guess it defaults to true. Thanks for the pointer :)
That fixed it! The property wasn't set at all, and I guess it defaults to true. Thanks for the pointer :)