Comparing Appointments to Timeslots

[Peter Briggs]

I am trying to load 2 types of appointments: plan and schedule. The plan I am showing on the grid as colored time slots (background cells) while the schedule I am showing as regular appointments (blocks). I need to change the color of the time slots (background cells) depending on where the schedule (appointment blocks) is or is not. For example if the plan is from 2-4 than those rows are yellow. If I add an appointment from 2 to 6, then 4 to 6 now needs to be red.
Or if I add an appointment from 2-4 then no color is needed for the timeslots.

I am currently using the TimeSlotCreated function but TimeSlot only returns a Date, no time, while an Appointment returns the Date and Time.

Can anyone assist?

[Peter]

Hello Peter,

I am not sure what exactly you need to achieve, but in TimeSlotCreated you can access both Start and End time of the current time slot. You can also check if a timeslot has appointments or not:

protected void RadScheduler1_TimeSlotCreated(object sender, TimeSlotCreatedEventArgs e)
   {
       //e.TimeSlot.Start;
       //e.TimeSlot.End;
       //if(e.TimeSlot.Appointments.Count > 0)
   }

Let me know if I am missing something.


Kind regards,
Peter
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[Peter Briggs]

When I access those values in code, e.TimeSlot.Start and e.TimeSlot.End are both date values...there is no TIME.

Ex. e.TimeSlot.Start = 3/15/2010
    e.TimeSlot.End = 3/21/2010

I need the time also 08:00:00 AM

[Peter]

Hi Peter,

This can happen if your RadScheduler is in Month or Timeline view and it is expected. For timeline view you can set TimelineView-SlotDuration="01:00:00" (one hour) for example, and then you will have distinct time values for Start and End.


Greetings,
Peter
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[Peter Briggs]

I am actually in Week view.

[Peter]

Hi Peter,

For week view you will get a date, instead of specific time only if you click on the all day-row. In case you experience this problem for regular time slots, please send us a working demo of the issue via a support ticket.  

Regards,
Peter
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[Peter Briggs]

I am actually hiding the All Day Row. This is occurring on regular time slots.

[Peter]

Hi Peter,

Okay, then this is unusual and we will need a working sample of the issue. Please, open a support ticket and send us a demo.


Best wishes,
Peter
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[Peter Briggs]

I did...did you get it?

[Peter]

Okay, I found your support ticket with the attached sample. We will look into it shortly.

All the best,
Peter
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