Dear Telerik-team,
When we installed the latest hotfix (2009.2_817), it seems that the HeaderDateFormat became broken.
They look like this in the TimeLineView: http://bart.nimio.info/images/fora/scheduler3.JPG, while we have the HeaderDateFormat set to "H:mm" (also notice the alignment of the two appointments. One is always standing a little lower than the other one. Would it be possible to keep all the appointments on the same level, except for the ones that overlap eachother?)
The same problem for the WeekView: http://bart.nimio.info/images/fora/scheduler4.JPG (HeaderDateFormat="dd/MM/yyyy").
When we installed the latest hotfix (2009.2_817), it seems that the HeaderDateFormat became broken.
They look like this in the TimeLineView: http://bart.nimio.info/images/fora/scheduler3.JPG, while we have the HeaderDateFormat set to "H:mm" (also notice the alignment of the two appointments. One is always standing a little lower than the other one. Would it be possible to keep all the appointments on the same level, except for the ones that overlap eachother?)
The same problem for the WeekView: http://bart.nimio.info/images/fora/scheduler4.JPG (HeaderDateFormat="dd/MM/yyyy").
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Hello,
The header date format in the screenshots seems fine. How exactly do you need to date format to look like?
As for the other issue, we are not sure how to replicate it locally. Can you provide specific steps with which we can observe the problem?
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Peter
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The header date format in the screenshots seems fine. How exactly do you need to date format to look like?
As for the other issue, we are not sure how to replicate it locally. Can you provide specific steps with which we can observe the problem?
All the best,
Peter
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answered on 18 Aug 2009, 01:48 PM
Dear Peter,
The timeslots should have a time as header in TimeLineView ("H:mm", like 0:00, 0:30, 1:00, 1:30, etc.) and a date with the format dd-MM-yyyy at weekview.
The timeslots should have a time as header in TimeLineView ("H:mm", like 0:00, 0:30, 1:00, 1:30, etc.) and a date with the format dd-MM-yyyy at weekview.
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Hello,
It might not look like it, but the HeaderDateFormat is applied correctly in this case (to the top-most scheduler header). In prior versions it was used to format the column headers instead of ColumnHeaderDateFormat.
You should be able to achieve the same result (in both Week and Timeline view) by using:
ColumnHeaderDateFormat ="H:mm"
We're aware of the appointment misalignment issue and we're currently working to resolve it. We'll post a message here when we're ready with the fix.
Greetings,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
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It might not look like it, but the HeaderDateFormat is applied correctly in this case (to the top-most scheduler header). In prior versions it was used to format the column headers instead of ColumnHeaderDateFormat.
You should be able to achieve the same result (in both Week and Timeline view) by using:
ColumnHeaderDateFormat ="H:mm"
We're aware of the appointment misalignment issue and we're currently working to resolve it. We'll post a message here when we're ready with the fix.
Greetings,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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