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Hi Ab,
You can use the ScrollIntoView method. This will allow you to scroll the day to the desired timeslot.
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Boyan
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You can use the ScrollIntoView method. This will allow you to scroll the day to the desired timeslot.
Don't hesitate to contact us if you have other questions.
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Boyan
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Mark
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answered on 30 Aug 2011, 11:10 PM
Any ideas for MVVM? Seems like you guys are very code behind dependent. Some of these things should be properties...
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Hello Mark,
There is a property named FirstVisibleTime on RadScheduleView, but it has its limitations - unless it is bound, it works only the first time RadScheduleView is displayed. The logic behind this property is not very clear yet, hence we are not recommending it much.
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Valeri Hristov
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There is a property named FirstVisibleTime on RadScheduleView, but it has its limitations - unless it is bound, it works only the first time RadScheduleView is displayed. The logic behind this property is not very clear yet, hence we are not recommending it much.
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Valeri Hristov
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Jason
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answered on 31 Dec 2012, 06:29 PM
You've replied with "Use ScrollIntoView" at least 10 times and have provided ZERO working code examples.
Can you please elaborate on EXACTLY how this method is to be used??
Can you please elaborate on EXACTLY how this method is to be used??
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Hi Jason,
Please check here for more details on how FirstVisibleTime property can be used.
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Yana
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Please check here for more details on how FirstVisibleTime property can be used.
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Yana
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Jason
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answered on 03 Jan 2013, 04:34 PM
I can finally get it to behave mostly the way I want. It scrolls to the current date time (converted into a TimeSpan). However, the scrollbar itself remains at the top of the view and when touched (or scrolled) the whole page jumps back to the top.
Any idea how to make this work properly?
Any idea how to make this work properly?
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Hi Jason,
I've tried to reproduce this issue but to no avail - the approach is working as expected with the latest version of the controls. Could you please send us more details on your project, so we to be able to reproduce the erroneous behavior?
Thanks in advance
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Yana
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I've tried to reproduce this issue but to no avail - the approach is working as expected with the latest version of the controls. Could you please send us more details on your project, so we to be able to reproduce the erroneous behavior?
Thanks in advance
All the best,
Yana
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