Hi,
I have a list of resources that are organized by categories (i.e. several different cabins that belong to a lodging category and several different conference rooms that belong to a meeting rooms category). I would like to show these resources on the y axis in a timeline view but be able to expand/collapse them by category kind of like in a tree view. When collapsed, their appointments would not show. This would save a lot of screen real estate since I have so many resources. Is this possible using the RadScheduler?
Many Thanks,
Oleg
I have a list of resources that are organized by categories (i.e. several different cabins that belong to a lodging category and several different conference rooms that belong to a meeting rooms category). I would like to show these resources on the y axis in a timeline view but be able to expand/collapse them by category kind of like in a tree view. When collapsed, their appointments would not show. This would save a lot of screen real estate since I have so many resources. Is this possible using the RadScheduler?
Many Thanks,
Oleg
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Hello Oleg,
Unfortunately such behavior is not supported in RadScheduler. You can refer to this on-line demo where all the possible resource groupings are shown.
One possible way that we recommend when using a greater amount of resources is to use paging as described in this KB article. You can also consider the alphabetical filtering and filtering with RadComboBox scenarios.
Hope this information will be helpful.
Regards,
Plamen
Telerik
Unfortunately such behavior is not supported in RadScheduler. You can refer to this on-line demo where all the possible resource groupings are shown.
One possible way that we recommend when using a greater amount of resources is to use paging as described in this KB article. You can also consider the alphabetical filtering and filtering with RadComboBox scenarios.
Hope this information will be helpful.
Regards,
Plamen
Telerik
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