I have a unique requirment that I need to group vertically but stacked over the top of the grouped events not down the left side. In other words a header bar going all the way across the calendar with the Grouping name centered. Is this possible in CSS or code behind
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Hi Benjamin,
Please, check the Resource Grouping demo and try the various combinations with the 'Group by' checkboxes and the 'Grouping direction' dropdown list. Anything different from what can be achieved in this demo is currently not supported.
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Peter
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Please, check the Resource Grouping demo and try the various combinations with the 'Group by' checkboxes and the 'Grouping direction' dropdown list. Anything different from what can be achieved in this demo is currently not supported.
Greetings,
Peter
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answered on 10 May 2010, 01:57 PM
Is it possible to manually add a slot spanning all the way across, maybe grabbint the on slot created event?
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Hello Benjamin,
Can you send us a mockup screenshot of the desired appearance?
All the best,
Peter
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Can you send us a mockup screenshot of the desired appearance?
All the best,
Peter
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answered on 16 May 2010, 02:17 PM
Here is our old Calendar that Im trying to retrofit to either RadScheduler Ajax or Silverlight. I prefer silverlight but I need to get it as close to this as possible
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Hello Benjamin,
Thanks. The screenshot made it clearer what you need. Unfortunately, this requirement is not possible with RadScheduler. Please, excuse us for this limitation of the control.
Kind regards,
Peter
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Thanks. The screenshot made it clearer what you need. Unfortunately, this requirement is not possible with RadScheduler. Please, excuse us for this limitation of the control.
Kind regards,
Peter
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answered on 18 May 2010, 07:28 AM
Is there a way to fake it. Like creating a dummy appointment that spans the entire range of dates?
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Hi Benjamin,
Yes, you can create such appointments using the VisibleRangeStart and VisibleRangeEnd properties of RadScheduler:
RadScheduler1.VisibleRangeStart;
RadScheduler1.VisibleRangeEnd;
Greetings,
Peter
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Yes, you can create such appointments using the VisibleRangeStart and VisibleRangeEnd properties of RadScheduler:
RadScheduler1.VisibleRangeStart;
RadScheduler1.VisibleRangeEnd;
Greetings,
Peter
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