I have one page in my existing .NET Framework app that uses RadSplitter, RadPane and RadScheduler where the RadScheduler is using a web handler to construct and feed the Scheduler with the data to populate it. Is it just a matter of reworking the UI and adjusting the web handler to a an endpoint or service, or do I have to totally rework data binding? This could was written over 15 years ago and I really don't want to have to rewrite it.

Thanks in advance.

Matt.

Following your previous help on the resource column width issue, I have a similar question about row height in the timeline view.

I would like to reduce the height of the resource rows to display more resources on screen.

When I try to reduce the row height using CSS on .k-scheduler-row (e.g. min-height: 20px ), the rows do get smaller but the appointments become misaligned — their vertical position is calculated based on the original row height, not the new one.

I saw this was a requested feature but I didn't find updates on the forum.

Is there a way to achieve this ?

Thank you in advance for your answer.

Hi,

I am building a fleet management planning application using the Telerik Blazor Scheduler with around 400 vehicle resources.

Context: I use the Timeline view with vertical grouping and it works perfectly. I also need a Day view, but vertical grouping in Day view is not an option for me — it generates 24 time slots per resource, which makes the page extremely heavy and causes it to crash with 400 resources. So I am using horizontal grouping for the Day view instead.

The problem: With horizontal grouping in Day view and many resources, the resource label columns are very small and the text becomes unreadable. After inspecting the generated HTML, I noticed an "overflox: hidden" rule on the resource label cells that seems to be constraining their width to the minimum available space rather than fitting the content.

I tried removing this CSS rule which makes the text readable, but it breaks the alignment between the resource labels and the scheduler body slots.

My questions:

• Is there a native parameter to control the resource column width in this configuration?
• If not, what is the recommended CSS approach to resize the columns without breaking the slot alignment?

Thank you in advance.

Hello,

I'm having a problem refreshing a Scheduler component.

I've set up a page where a drop-down list allows you to select a schedule.

Once the schedule is selected, the appointments are loaded and the component is updated.

However, I notice that the appointments are not refreshed and that I need to set the focus on the component.

I've tried several solutions with Rebind and/or Refresh without success.

Does anyone have a template that works?

Thks,

Hey guys,

I'm trying to setup my TelerikScheduler similar to this:

Blazor Display Only All-Day Appointments in the Scheduler - Telerik UI for Blazor

When I have multiple items for a single day, the items overlap, instead of stacking:

REPL: Telerik REPL for Blazor - The best place to play, experiment, share & learn using Blazor.

Which produces the overlapping items ("ABC" and "XYZ"):

If you click "Next day" a couple times you'll see another example ("DEF" and "UVW" overlapping).

Go one more day and it looks fine:

If you click "Week" view at the top (which is also using the TimelineView), you can see an example of one of them overlapping (on the 27th):

Is there any way to work around this issue? I would like to have multiple items listed per day (without time slots showing). Just stacked.

Everything looks how it should in Month view.

Everything looks how it should if they span more than one day generally.

Thanks

-Adam

UPDATE: Forgot to mention - SlotDivisions="1" may have something to do with it.  However, if I don't include this, it will have two columns per day which I don't want.

When I click on scheduler appointments where the top isn't visible, the scheduler often (but not always) scrolls up but doesn't scroll up enough to make the top of the appointment visible. I did a video showing what I mean. When you click the bottom part of the longer appointments, the top isn't immediately scrolled to and you have to scroll a little further to make it visible.

Is it possible to configure the scheduler (without custom JS) so that the top of the appointment is visible when clicked?

I haven't fully figured out what triggers it to scroll up either. The shorter appointments don't scroll at all when clicked, even if they are barely visible. The nearest I can tell, any appointment longer than an hour will scroll when clicked but it will only scroll up enough so that the first hour is still hidden. I do see that if the bottom isn't visible, it will always scroll down enough so that the bottom is in view but I'm not sure why the same doesn't happen for the top.