Change Day Color or Hide Day based on date.

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  1. Allan
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    121 posts
    Member since:
    Jun 2008

    Posted 22 Aug 2011 Link to this post

    I have a request to change the color of days and make the days read-only based on today's date plus 10 days.

    For example, today is August 22, I would like to change the color of days (or hide them) and make them read-only from September 1st back.

    (August 22 + 10 days = Sept 1st)

    Is this possible?

    Thank you in advance.
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  3. Ivan Zhekov
    Admin
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    Posted 24 Aug 2011 Link to this post

    Hi Allan,

    It's quite possible.

    All you need to do is define your date range (like you mentioned today plus 10 days) and add class names / manipulate styles directly to change the colours / hide the cells.

    However, hiding the cells with CSS is not recommended, as it may lead to unwanted behaviour of the scheduler. Instead, all such actions should be performed in the backend and the days you want to hide should be filtered out from the data source.

    All the best,
    Ivan Zhekov
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  5. Allan
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    121 posts
    Member since:
    Jun 2008

    Posted 24 Aug 2011 Link to this post

    Here is the solution I found that works for me.


    Protected Sub RadScheduler1_TimeSlotCreated1(sender As Object, e As Telerik.Web.UI.TimeSlotCreatedEventArgs) Handles RadScheduler1.TimeSlotCreated
        If e.TimeSlot.Start.CompareTo(DateTime.Now.AddDays(+10)) = -1 Then
            'e.TimeSlot.CssClass = "Custom"
            e.TimeSlot.Control.Controls.Clear()
        End If
    End Sub

    You can either define a custom CSS to color the background, or like I chose, just hide the day altogether.

    Allan
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