Toolbar

You can customize the toolbar of the Scheduler by using templates.

The following example demonstrates how to customize the toolbar of the Scheduler and the following sections explain the implementation steps.

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Declaring a Template

To customize the toolbar, declare an <ng-template> and decorate it with the kendoSchedulerToolbarTemplate directive.

ts

<kendo-scheduler>
    <ng-template kendoSchedulerToolbarTemplate>
        <!-- Toolbar template content -->
    </ng-template>

    ...
</kendo-scheduler>

Setting the Template Context

The toolbar template context includes the following variables:

• dateRange—The current DateRange of the view.
• selectedDate—The currently selected date.
• selectedView—The currently selected SchedulerView view descriptor.
• views—An array of SchedulerView objects which describes the currently declared views.

You can bind the template variables to local variables by using the let- syntax.

ts

<kendo-scheduler>
    <ng-template kendoSchedulerToolbarTemplate
                 let-selectedDate="selectedDate">
        {{ selectedDate | date }}
    </ng-template>

    ...
</kendo-scheduler>

Including the Built-in Components

You can add either of the following built-in navigation components to the toolbar template:

• kendoSchedulerToolbarNavigation—Renders navigation buttons, a calendar, and a date-range label.
• kendoSchedulerToolbarViewSelector—Renders the buttons for selecting the view.

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Using the Toolbar Service

The toolbar template can emit actions to the Scheduler by using the provided ToolbarService. ToolbarService provides the single navigate method which accepts a predefined NavigationAction type.

ts

export class MyNavigationComponent {
    constructor(public toolbarService: ToolbarService) { }

    public next(): void {
        this.toolbarService.navigate({
            type: 'next'
        });
    }
}

Suggested Links

• ToolbarTemplateDirective
• API Reference of the SchedulerComponent