Hi,
while the DateTimePicker (when adding a new Appointment) works as expected the RadScheduleView itself has several "strange" behaviors.
First - Hours are displayed in 12h format (without AM / PM marker) not in 24 hour format as set by the OS (and used by the DateTimePicker).
Next - in Timeline the Date separator is a minus sign instead of a dot.
So it shows (in correct order day month year) 03-07-2014 instead of 3.7.2014 or at least 03.07.2014.
while the DateTimePicker (when adding a new Appointment) works as expected the RadScheduleView itself has several "strange" behaviors.
First - Hours are displayed in 12h format (without AM / PM marker) not in 24 hour format as set by the OS (and used by the DateTimePicker).
Next - in Timeline the Date separator is a minus sign instead of a dot.
So it shows (in correct order day month year) 03-07-2014 instead of 3.7.2014 or at least 03.07.2014.
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Hello Manfred,
I'll go straight to your questions:
1. The time is displayed in the following format by default - h:mm tt. However you can easily make ti showing the operation system format by setting the TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat property of the ViewDefition as shown below:
2. The same for Timeline date format - it has a default value of dd-MM-yyyy. You could you easily apply the needed one by setting TimerulerGroupStringFormat property of the TimelineViewDefinition as shown below:
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Kalin
Telerik
I'll go straight to your questions:
1. The time is displayed in the following format by default - h:mm tt. However you can easily make ti showing the operation system format by setting the TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat property of the ViewDefition as shown below:
<telerik:DayViewDefinition TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat="{}{0:t}" />2. The same for Timeline date format - it has a default value of dd-MM-yyyy. You could you easily apply the needed one by setting TimerulerGroupStringFormat property of the TimelineViewDefinition as shown below:
<telerik:TimelineViewDefinition TimerulerGroupStringFormat="{}{0:dd.MM.yyyy}" />Hope this helps.
Regards,
Kalin
Telerik
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