Johan Bjerling
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Johan Bjerling
asked on 26 Aug 2009, 10:09 AM
Hi,
I recently found that events that are created over a great many time slots will lose its background on the later time slots.
Investigating this I was able to reproduce the problem in one of the telerik examples. Instructions to reproduce follow.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/examples/customization/defaultcs.aspx
Set "Minutes per row" to 10.
Set "Time label row span" to 1.
Click "Show 24 hours".
Create an event that starts at 12 am.
Drag this event at least past 8 am.
You should now find that the background disappears at the end of the last 7 am time slot.
The image at the bottom however, the one that contains the drag handle, is still visible.
Is there a way to resolve this?
Thank you
Johan
I recently found that events that are created over a great many time slots will lose its background on the later time slots.
Investigating this I was able to reproduce the problem in one of the telerik examples. Instructions to reproduce follow.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/examples/customization/defaultcs.aspx
Set "Minutes per row" to 10.
Set "Time label row span" to 1.
Click "Show 24 hours".
Create an event that starts at 12 am.
Drag this event at least past 8 am.
You should now find that the background disappears at the end of the last 7 am time slot.
The image at the bottom however, the one that contains the drag handle, is still visible.
Is there a way to resolve this?
Thank you
Johan
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Hi Johan,
By default, appointments use a background sprite image with fixed height and width. If the appointment length exceeds the height of the image, then you will get the result that you have experienced. The workaround is to give the the gradient nad rounded corners and set the BackColor property of the appointment. Note that the BackColor property is recently introduced wtith Q2 SP1 2009.
Kind regards,
Peter
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By default, appointments use a background sprite image with fixed height and width. If the appointment length exceeds the height of the image, then you will get the result that you have experienced. The workaround is to give the the gradient nad rounded corners and set the BackColor property of the appointment. Note that the BackColor property is recently introduced wtith Q2 SP1 2009.
Kind regards,
Peter
the Telerik team
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