[Solved] Modifying the 'toolbar'

[Stuart Hemming]

Is it possible to add controls (specifically buttons) to the RadScheduler toolbar?

I ask 'cos I'm working on an app where the client requires buttons to add/update/delete items. I have a toolbar in every other part if the app and have supplied the controls required. On the Scheduler page I added a toolbar over the scheduler, but, to be honest, it looks pants.

Any suggestions would be most welcome.

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Stuart

[Peter]

Hello Stuart,

Currently, RadScheduler does not have a header template, but we will consider adding such a feature. Thanks for this question.


Regards,
Peter
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[Stuart Hemming]

I'll guess I'll just have to go with the "Pants" option for now. "Ho-hum" said Pooh.

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Stuart

[Jason]

Stuart,

Have you considered dumping the schedulers header and replacing it with your toolbar?  You can add the navigation panel to the toolbar etc...

I want to add a RadSkinManager chooser into the header of my scheduler.  My app has a page dedicated to a scheduler which fills the entire page so there's plenty of room in the header for this. 

I guess I can stuff the skin chooser into the scheduler context menus.

Jase

[Stuart Hemming]

Jase?

> Have you considered dumping the schedulers header
If I'm honest, no. I'll have to have a see if that's possible unless, of course, you already know the answer to that.

> there's plenty of room in the header
Indeed. Hence the desire to bung some extra stuff in there.

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Stuart