Hi,
In the past, I've managed to successfully create a sort of time marker that show the current time. This marker worked fine until I upgraded to the newest version of RadControls in order to utilize the new AllDay Event-functionality.
Screenshot
Because of the new AllDay-area in the top of the calendar, my time marker shows the incorrect time. The algorithm used to calculate the position of the marker needs to know the height of the actual schedule (the scrollable area, marked with a long red line in the screenshot) in order to work. Earlier, I resorted to using the schedule's ActualHeight-property - a hardcoded static value (that corresponded to the group header height). However, this won't work now, as every AllDay Event changes the height of the group header area.
This leads me to the question; Is there a way of getting the height of the group header-part of the schedule (marked with a short red line on the screenshot) or the actual schedule (marked with a long red line on the screenshot)?
Thanks,
Kristian
In the past, I've managed to successfully create a sort of time marker that show the current time. This marker worked fine until I upgraded to the newest version of RadControls in order to utilize the new AllDay Event-functionality.
Screenshot
Because of the new AllDay-area in the top of the calendar, my time marker shows the incorrect time. The algorithm used to calculate the position of the marker needs to know the height of the actual schedule (the scrollable area, marked with a long red line in the screenshot) in order to work. Earlier, I resorted to using the schedule's ActualHeight-property - a hardcoded static value (that corresponded to the group header height). However, this won't work now, as every AllDay Event changes the height of the group header area.
This leads me to the question; Is there a way of getting the height of the group header-part of the schedule (marked with a short red line on the screenshot) or the actual schedule (marked with a long red line on the screenshot)?
Thanks,
Kristian