ActiveView range issue

[Michael Lilly]

I've got the below code:

private void SetActiveViewRange()
{
    if (ActiveViewDefinition != null)
    {
        if (SelectedBuilding == null || SelectedBuilding.Id == Guid.Empty)
        {
            ActiveViewDefinition.DayStartTime = new TimeSpan(0, 0, 0);
            ActiveViewDefinition.DayEndTime = new TimeSpan(24, 0, 0);
        }
        else
        {
            ActiveViewDefinition.DayStartTime = SelectedBuilding.OpenTime.Value.TimeOfDay;
            ActiveViewDefinition.DayEndTime = SelectedBuilding.CloseTime.Value.TimeOfDay;
        }
    }
}

This gets called when my "building" changes.  This is because we don't want to show times on the ScheduleView that aren't available to the user.

In the Q1 release, when I ran this code, the ScheduleView would be restricted properly and still fill the whole screen.  Now, in the Q2 release, when I run this code, there is a large blank area at the bottom of the ScheduleView.  It's like it's not rebuilding itself to take up the whole screen.  If I do something to cause the ScheduleView to redraw itself (like change the window size) it takes up the whole space.  I can't find any way to force this redraw of the ScheduleView, though.  Can someone point me to the right direction?  Or a better way to do this that won't cause the blank area at the bottom of the ScheduleView?

This worked in Q1, so I'm not sure if the change is a bug or intentional.

[Rosi]

Hi Michael Lilly,

Please try our latest internal build. If the problem still persist I suggest you send us sample running project illustrating the issue. We will test it locally and provide you with a solution or more detailed instructions.

Regards,
Rosi
the Telerik team

[Michael Lilly]

I'm on 2011.2.1031, and I don't know when I'll be able to try the latest.

Oh well...guess I'll continue to poke around until I find a fix.

Edit:

This seems to fix the problem:

            _scheduleView.ViewportHeight--;
            _scheduleView.ViewportHeight++;

I call that at the end of the method above and it forces the scheduleview to stretch the screen like it's supposed to.

[Rosi]

Hi Michael,

I am glad that you resolved the issue.

Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions to our controls.

All the best,
Rosi
the Telerik team