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Is it possible to setup custom intervals?. For instance day/hour exist, but I would like to include, say 'shift' inbetween that.
Ideally I'd like two shift sections, from 6am to 6pm and then 6pm to 6am.
Is it possible to setup custom intervals?. For instance day/hour exist, but I would like to include, say 'shift' inbetween that.
Ideally I'd like two shift sections, from 6am to 6pm and then 6pm to 6am.
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Hi Beau,
The only built-in solution that I can offer in this case, is the IntervalSpans property. In case this approach does not fit your requirements, there is no simple way to create custom intervals for the time being. We have the following two items regarding this functionality logged in our PITS - you can vote for them and give your ideas in the comments section:
Currently, the only way to create a custom interval, is to download the source code and implement it yourself.
All the best,
Tsvetie
the Telerik team
The only built-in solution that I can offer in this case, is the IntervalSpans property. In case this approach does not fit your requirements, there is no simple way to create custom intervals for the time being. We have the following two items regarding this functionality logged in our PITS - you can vote for them and give your ideas in the comments section:
Currently, the only way to create a custom interval, is to download the source code and implement it yourself.
All the best,
Tsvetie
the Telerik team
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answered on 20 Apr 2012, 01:15 AM
Thanks Tsvetie.
I had already investigated interval spans. It is close but not exactly what I'm after. I've upvoted it in the PITS system, though I think it's a very specific use-case so might end up being a low priority problem.
Thanks for your help :)
I had already investigated interval spans. It is close but not exactly what I'm after. I've upvoted it in the PITS system, though I think it's a very specific use-case so might end up being a low priority problem.
Thanks for your help :)