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[Solved] Display issue with 12 hour appointments and minutes per row < 30

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Gregory asked on 02 Mar 2010, 05:21 PM
You can see this issue on the telerik demo page here:


Set the minutes per row to 15 (or lower) and alter the breakfast appointment to be from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Change the view to 24 hour view. 

Notice the blue box representing the appointment is drawn correctly up to the 6:00 PM line but there is still the "bottom line" of the box at the 10:00 pm mark but the gap between 6:00 pm and 10:00pm appears blank as if the breakfast appointment does not extend all the way until 10:00 pm.

Since it appears on the demo site i am assuming that this is a known bug. I have tried various search terms here in the forums but I cannot seem to find a reference to this bug or a solution.

If you choose to set minutes per row to 10 minutes the display issue gets worse as the appointment gets cut off at 2 pm. So it appears that an appointment can only have a maximum number of lines drawn.

Another way to demonstrate the bug is to un-check "All-Day Row" and then change the minutes per row value and notice how the "all-day" appointment is drawn, any value under 30 minutes causes a problem.

Any way around this? Is the fix in the next release?  

This has confused and annoyed a lot of my users as they recently requested 15 minute timeslots and now their long time blocks are not visually useful.

Any help or a point toward a post already dealing with this is greatly appreciated

Thanks all!


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Peter
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answered on 05 Mar 2010, 01:09 PM
Hi Gregory,

This is not a bug, but a limitation of RadScheduler. We plan to implement exact time rendering of appointments in the future since this feature has been requested by a few people already.


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