Hi,
I have a Scheduler on my page, which uses webservices for its data.
It starts in a TimeLineView by default, showing one day, from 8:00 - 19:30h, with timeslots of 0:30 each. Before the Scheduler calls GetAppointments in my webservice, it is shown as seen in the attached "before.png". But when GetAppointments returns its result, the Scheduler seems to redraw itself, looking like the screenshot in "after.png".
Notice the fact that the headers that should show the time show the date, and the header shows "29 oktober - 28 oktober", whilst both the begin and enddate of the current view are 29 oktober.
What can I do to solve this?
I have a Scheduler on my page, which uses webservices for its data.
It starts in a TimeLineView by default, showing one day, from 8:00 - 19:30h, with timeslots of 0:30 each. Before the Scheduler calls GetAppointments in my webservice, it is shown as seen in the attached "before.png". But when GetAppointments returns its result, the Scheduler seems to redraw itself, looking like the screenshot in "after.png".
Notice the fact that the headers that should show the time show the date, and the header shows "29 oktober - 28 oktober", whilst both the begin and enddate of the current view are 29 oktober.
What can I do to solve this?
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Hello,
This is a bug in RadScheduler and it will be fixed in the new RadControls Q3 version scheduled to be released this week. Once you upgrade, the problem should be gone.
Best wishes,
Peter
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This is a bug in RadScheduler and it will be fixed in the new RadControls Q3 version scheduled to be released this week. Once you upgrade, the problem should be gone.
Best wishes,
Peter
the Telerik team
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