Hi,
I'm working right now on a project that has certain settings that can be changed by the user. This settings change the background and foreground color of the appointments, the ruler range, the working hours and so on. All of this occurs during runtime, so the changes made need to be shown to the user during the same program session.
I found out that to update the appointments (Back and fore color), I can call the following method:
Can you please confirm this is the correct way to force the appointments to be re-drawn? And also, can you please provide some information on how to accomplish the same with other situations? (ruler range, working hours...)
Thank you all for your time!
Matias.
I'm working right now on a project that has certain settings that can be changed by the user. This settings change the background and foreground color of the appointments, the ruler range, the working hours and so on. All of this occurs during runtime, so the changes made need to be shown to the user during the same program session.
I found out that to update the appointments (Back and fore color), I can call the following method:
RadScheduler1.SchedulerElement.View.UpdateAppointments(RadScheduler1.Appointments)Can you please confirm this is the correct way to force the appointments to be re-drawn? And also, can you please provide some information on how to accomplish the same with other situations? (ruler range, working hours...)
Thank you all for your time!
Matias.
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Hello Matias,
You can use the Refresh method of SchedulerElement to update the UI of RadScheduler:
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Julian Benkov
the Telerik team
You can use the Refresh method of SchedulerElement to update the UI of RadScheduler:
RadScheduler1.SchedulerElement.Refresh()I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Julian Benkov
the Telerik team
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