private Model.Schedule schedule = BusinessCalls.ScheduleBusinessCalls.GetSchedule();

TimeSpan startTime = new TimeSpan(schedule.ScheduleStartDate.Hour, schedule.ScheduleStartDate.Minute, schedule.ScheduleStartDate.Second);

My schedule object has a schedule.StartDate of 10/10/2007 09:00AM
My schedule object has a schedule.EndDate of 17/10/2007 05:00PM

I make 2 timespan objects with these 2 times above and that will be my start and end times per day until schedule expires.

If I run as this, it runs correctly and the start/end times are correct however the dayHeader date is datetime.now (whatever my local time is)

So if I change the dayheader.selectedDate to schedule.ScheduleStartDate (by default the dayHeaderFormat is "D") or DateToLongString() my date displays how i want it to however, now my start and end times change to 6pm - 2am.

I'm really not sure what is going on?  I tried to timezoneoffset and the times did not change.

Thanks in advance,
Jeremy

private void loadData(int ResourceID) {

RSFilm.DataStartField = "Registration_From";

RSFilm.DataEndField = "Registration_To";

RSFilm.DataKeyField = "Registration_ID";

RSFilm.DataSubjectField = "Film_Title";

RSFilm.CustomAttributeNames = new string[]{"Film_UniqueColor","Film_ID"};

}
}

How can i get "Film_ID" in

//var dockZone = document.getElementById("RadDockZone1");

var dock = $get("RadDock3");

//var dock = document.getElementById("RadDock3");

I cannot get thePrometheus window to show centered on the screen, if i use the same code (excluding the behvavious settings) then the "standard" window will start defaulted in the center of the screen as documented.

The Prometheus window does not seem to honour the offsetelementId setting either. So for now I have gone back the standard ASP.Net  Rad Window.

update: It turns out that this is caused by not having the doctype specified in the page hosting the window control. to get any positioning you need to have 

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> 

on the page. But for me this is a no go as it destroys all the layout for the existing application.

This is my scenario:

Splitter consisting of two horizontal panes.  The top pane is used for navigation (about 60 pixels high) and the bottom is used for content.  The bottom pane opens the windows, which are always modal and don't have a visible status bar.

When a window is opened, it is centered horizontally, but it is slightly off vertically.  So I've created a "nudge" function which nudges the window up about 30 pixels - which appears to be about the amount that the window is off by.  Seems to work quite well so far.