In my RadSchedular I have set the following parameters.
As a test I created a task that started at 16:30 on one day, and finish at 9:00am the next day.
With Workday start and end times of 17:00 and 8:30am this is a one hour task.
However, by clicking the 24 hour view, the RadScheduler displays this task as running from 16.30 on the first day, till midnight that night, and on the next day starting at midnight and finishing at 9am.
Wrong.
How can I tell the RadScheduler to only display tasks in business hours. With this in mind, what is the point of the WorkDay[Start:End]Time parameters?
DayView-WorkDayStartTime="08:00:00" DayView-DayEndTime="18:00:00" WorkDayStartTime="08:30:00" WorkDayEndTime="17:00:00"As a test I created a task that started at 16:30 on one day, and finish at 9:00am the next day.
With Workday start and end times of 17:00 and 8:30am this is a one hour task.
However, by clicking the 24 hour view, the RadScheduler displays this task as running from 16.30 on the first day, till midnight that night, and on the next day starting at midnight and finishing at 9am.
Wrong.
How can I tell the RadScheduler to only display tasks in business hours. With this in mind, what is the point of the WorkDay[Start:End]Time parameters?
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Hello Brad,
You can test the effect of these properties in the Customization demo.
Setting WorkDayStartTime and WorkDayEndTime just causes RadScheduler to apply the rsNonWorkHour class to days that do not fall in the specified range.
RadScheduler does not support appointments that skip certain hours. If you need such events, you should create two or more appointments.
All the best,
Peter
the Telerik team
You can test the effect of these properties in the Customization demo.
Setting WorkDayStartTime and WorkDayEndTime just causes RadScheduler to apply the rsNonWorkHour class to days that do not fall in the specified range.
RadScheduler does not support appointments that skip certain hours. If you need such events, you should create two or more appointments.
All the best,
Peter
the Telerik team
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