I know there is a way to do this with RadScheduler, but need some advice on how to do so. Generally the scheduler just looks at one date with a start and end datetime. I have 5 dates I need to track for each of my clients. I need each field displayed as a specific color. I don't think there is a way to bind 5 different sets of dates to the calendar, correct?
If not, then I can write my query to return the results as a single field, but classify each as a specific type or other identifier. These should be able to be bound, then color coded by type, correct?
I simply need to display a listing on a month view for each client, but they'll have more than one listing in the same month, each a different color. The example below uses different names but illustrates what I'm discussing. A single client has a set of due dates for internal processes. I want to show a calendar that has all of the dates color coded. There may be more than one client on a single date, but they could expand the list and see everyone. A single date may have a Sched, two Reviews, and a Closure all due but for different clients. What do you advise?
Example:
Client Name Fred,
SchedStart 1/1/09 0:00 SchedEnd 1/1/09 0:00 Type: Sched
RangeStart 1/3/09 0:00 RangeEnd 1/8/09 0:00 Type: Range
ReviewStart 1/20/09 0:00 ReviewEnd 1/20/09 0:00 Type: Review
TargetStart 1/22/09 0:00 TargetEnd 1/22/09 0:00 Type: Target
ClosureStart 1/29/09 0:00 ClosureEnd 1/29/09 0:00 Type: Closure
If not, then I can write my query to return the results as a single field, but classify each as a specific type or other identifier. These should be able to be bound, then color coded by type, correct?
I simply need to display a listing on a month view for each client, but they'll have more than one listing in the same month, each a different color. The example below uses different names but illustrates what I'm discussing. A single client has a set of due dates for internal processes. I want to show a calendar that has all of the dates color coded. There may be more than one client on a single date, but they could expand the list and see everyone. A single date may have a Sched, two Reviews, and a Closure all due but for different clients. What do you advise?
Example:
Client Name Fred,
SchedStart 1/1/09 0:00 SchedEnd 1/1/09 0:00 Type: Sched
RangeStart 1/3/09 0:00 RangeEnd 1/8/09 0:00 Type: Range
ReviewStart 1/20/09 0:00 ReviewEnd 1/20/09 0:00 Type: Review
TargetStart 1/22/09 0:00 TargetEnd 1/22/09 0:00 Type: Target
ClosureStart 1/29/09 0:00 ClosureEnd 1/29/09 0:00 Type: Closure
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Hi Mike,
Firstly, clients should be represented by defining a resource type and using Resource Grouping.
Then, you can use this kb article to set custom style to the time slots based on your custom condition.
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Peter
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Firstly, clients should be represented by defining a resource type and using Resource Grouping.
Then, you can use this kb article to set custom style to the time slots based on your custom condition.
Greetings,
Peter
the Telerik team
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