or
MainScheduler.GroupBy =
"WeekDay, Site"
;
Hello,
I load the appointments in a local Windows application in a XML File. There I would like to filter out every day all around 0:00 clock Appointments for the current day offline. Is there even a possibility, how can I read/parse an Appointment in my Windows Forms Application?Belarusian | be-BY |
Bulgarian | bg-BG |
Chinese | CH |
Croatian | hr-HR |
Czech | cs-CZ |
Dansk | da-DK |
Deutsch | de-DE |
English | en-GB |
Espanol | es-ES |
Estonian | et-EE |
Euskara | uk-UA |
Finnish | fi-FI |
Francais | fr-BE |
Greek | el-GR |
Italiano | it-IT |
Latvian_Lettish | lv-LV |
Lithuanian | lt-LT |
Macedoni | a MC |
Magyar | hu-HU |
Nederlands | nl-BE |
Norsk | nb-NO |
Polski | pl-PL |
Portugues | pt-PT |
Rumanian | ro-RO |
Russian | ru-RU |
Serbian | sr-SP |
Slovak | sk-SK |
Slovenian | sl-SL |
Svenska | sv-SE |
Turkish | tr-TR |
Ukrainian | uk-UA |
~/Telerik.Web.UI.WebResource.axd' is missing in web.config RadScriptManager requires a HttpHandler registration in web.config. Please, use the control Smart Tag to add the handler automatically, or see the help for more information: Controls > RadScriptManager
Why would this happen to people that have read-only access? Any ideas?
I have a demo on Monday and really need some guideance to troubleshoot this.
Thank you,
-Matt