Hello,
First of all congrats on the new WPF Q3 SP1 release. The WPF controls looks really great.
For the ScheduleView I really like the SpecialSlots styling, this is exactly what we needed.
So here's my question,
I'm using a group filter on the resources that are in the selected appointment. That way only resources that have a correlation with the selected appointment are shown (along with their availabilities). Now, when I change the a resource for the selected appointment, the calendar is updated accordingly (showing the new resource and it's availability). Until now everything is as expected. However after the update the scroll bar is back on top and not where it was before. So how would I set the scroll bar.
I see several options.
1. Make it possible to scroll to a certain time. (independent of zoom level)
2. Autoscroll to the selected appointment.
How would you guys go about this?
Thanks,
Nico
First of all congrats on the new WPF Q3 SP1 release. The WPF controls looks really great.
For the ScheduleView I really like the SpecialSlots styling, this is exactly what we needed.
So here's my question,
I'm using a group filter on the resources that are in the selected appointment. That way only resources that have a correlation with the selected appointment are shown (along with their availabilities). Now, when I change the a resource for the selected appointment, the calendar is updated accordingly (showing the new resource and it's availability). Until now everything is as expected. However after the update the scroll bar is back on top and not where it was before. So how would I set the scroll bar.
I see several options.
1. Make it possible to scroll to a certain time. (independent of zoom level)
2. Autoscroll to the selected appointment.
How would you guys go about this?
Thanks,
Nico