MaxHeight/Scroll allDaySlot?

[Brad]

If I set the height of the scheduler and have a lot of all day events, the allDaySlot grows in size to fit all the events, causing the contents of the scheduler to overflow its height.  Is there a way to limit the height of the allDaySlot and have it scroll if its contents exceed that height?

[Georgi Krustev]

Hello Brad,

The Scheduler widget calculates all-day header based on the rendered all-day events and refresh the content layout. Because of this automatic process, I will not be able to provide any feasible way to make the date header scroll-able. What I can suggest you is to increase the height of the widget. Thus there will be more place for the non-all-day events.

Regards,
Georgi Krustev
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[John]

I see this question is over 6 months old.  Any chance that this feature is available now?  If not, any way to add it in the next release?  I have the same issue and increasing the size of the widget isn't really feasible if you want the widget to fit on the screen without having to scroll the screen as well.  Having a browser scroll bar and a widget scroll bar isn't a great solution for end users.

[Georgi Krustev]

Hello John,

The required functionality is still not available as it requires a major rewrite of the widget behavior. I would suggest you share your request in our Feedback portal. Thus more people can share their thoughts about this feature.

Regards,
Georgi Krustev
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[Nariman]

Hello,

Is this problem resolved yet? or is there any proper work around?

As John said above, Having a browser scroll bar and a widget scroll bar isn't a nice solution!

This is a real short-coming of the Scheduler widget!

Please review internally and advise us on a proper solution or workaround to fix this issue.

Thank you.

[Vladimir Iliev]

Hello,

I already answered to this query in another forum post (link). Please keep in mind that it is highly recommended that you keep related questions in one support thread or a forum post, so that we can easily keep track of your support history and provide better answers in a shorter time.

Regards,
Vladimir Iliev
Telerik