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Hello Leszek,
You can easily create a MonthlyRecurrenceRule with code as shown bellow:
In the above example day of month = 2, interval = 4 and count = 3 which gives a monthly recurrence rule with occurrences on the second day of every 4th month, 3 times.
You could also take a look at this help article:
http://www.telerik.com/help/winforms/working_with_recurring_appointments.html
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You can easily create a MonthlyRecurrenceRule with code as shown bellow:
DateTime date = new DateTime(2007, 4, 1); |
TimeSpan time = new TimeSpan(11, 35, 0); |
DateTime start = date.Add(time); |
RecurrenceRule rrule = new MonthlyRecurrenceRule(start, 2, 4, 3); |
In the above example day of month = 2, interval = 4 and count = 3 which gives a monthly recurrence rule with occurrences on the second day of every 4th month, 3 times.
You could also take a look at this help article:
http://www.telerik.com/help/winforms/working_with_recurring_appointments.html
Best wishes,
Jordan
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answered on 26 Mar 2009, 04:08 PM
Hi,
The article and the code you provided probably for the older version.
Since I tried that but it said that can't find the HourlyRecurrenceRule class. And The article you pointed us to says that can't instantiate the RecurrenceRule
But from the CHM help file there is:
//Setting recurrence rule to appointment
appointment.RecurrenceRule = new RecurrenceRule( pattern );
Furthermore using this new CHM file I can't set a pattern frequency to Minitely or Hourly, etc only Daily and up are supported.
Can you guide us how to make Hourly, minutely, etc appointment.
Thank you.
Pham Van Vung - Arthur.
www.online-emark.com
The article and the code you provided probably for the older version.
Since I tried that but it said that can't find the HourlyRecurrenceRule class. And The article you pointed us to says that can't instantiate the RecurrenceRule
But from the CHM help file there is:
//Setting recurrence rule to appointment
appointment.RecurrenceRule = new RecurrenceRule( pattern );
Furthermore using this new CHM file I can't set a pattern frequency to Minitely or Hourly, etc only Daily and up are supported.
Can you guide us how to make Hourly, minutely, etc appointment.
Thank you.
Pham Van Vung - Arthur.
www.online-emark.com
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Hello Pham,
All recurrence rules are in the Telerik.WinControls.UI namespace. Just add a using declaration - using Telerik.WinControls.UI - and you should be able to find them. Are you sure that this CHM that you refer to is for the WinForms scheduler? The ASP.NET scheduler has such things as patterns, and the WinForms one does not.
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Jordan
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All recurrence rules are in the Telerik.WinControls.UI namespace. Just add a using declaration - using Telerik.WinControls.UI - and you should be able to find them. Are you sure that this CHM that you refer to is for the WinForms scheduler? The ASP.NET scheduler has such things as patterns, and the WinForms one does not.
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Pham
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answered on 17 Apr 2009, 03:15 PM
Hi,
Thx, I was confused. Mine is the WPF one. And so far, I think it doesn't support yet.
Do you know, whether you are about to support those features?
Thank you.
Thx, I was confused. Mine is the WPF one. And so far, I think it doesn't support yet.
Do you know, whether you are about to support those features?
Thank you.
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Hi Pham,
We will consider your proposals for the next major release. At the moment you can set a recurrence rule to an appointment. Here is sample code demonstrating how to create hourly recurrence rule an set it to an appointment.
Please contact me again if you have additional questions regarding RadScheduler.
Sincerely yours,
Boyko Markov
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We will consider your proposals for the next major release. At the moment you can set a recurrence rule to an appointment. Here is sample code demonstrating how to create hourly recurrence rule an set it to an appointment.
Appointment recurringAppointment = new Appointment(new DateTime(2008, 10, 1, 3, 30, 0), |
TimeSpan.FromHours(1.0), "Appointment Subject"); |
// Create a recurrence rule to repeat the appointment every 2 hours for 10 occurrences. |
HourlyRecurrenceRule rrule = new HourlyRecurrenceRule(recurringAppointment.Start, 2, 10); |
//Assign the hourly recurrence rule to the appointment |
recurringAppointment.RecurrenceRule = rrule; |
Please contact me again if you have additional questions regarding RadScheduler.
Sincerely yours,
Boyko Markov
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