Hi there,
I have a project with a RadScheduleView.
The viewDefinitions are added dynamically when I first open the App. There are 5 of them : day / week / workweek / month / timeLine by default.
In this configuration, when the activeViewDefinition is the MonthView and I click either on a "weekHeader" or a "dayHeader" to go to the corresponding week or day, it takes up to 25s.
Interestingly though, going from WeekView to DayView by clicking on a "dayHeader" in the WeekViewDefinition is almost instantaneous. So I deduced it has something to do with the way the view is displayed (weekView and DayView share the same layout, if I am not mistaken)
I have used DotTrace to try and find where the problem lies, and it appears almost all of the 25s are spent in MeasureOverride() (see attached screenshot) So my guess seems to be right, but I am puzzled as to what could produce such a loss of time on my part.
Do you know of something that could cause such a behavior ?
(nb: I use the metro Theme on the RadScheduleView)
I have a project with a RadScheduleView.
The viewDefinitions are added dynamically when I first open the App. There are 5 of them : day / week / workweek / month / timeLine by default.
In this configuration, when the activeViewDefinition is the MonthView and I click either on a "weekHeader" or a "dayHeader" to go to the corresponding week or day, it takes up to 25s.
Interestingly though, going from WeekView to DayView by clicking on a "dayHeader" in the WeekViewDefinition is almost instantaneous. So I deduced it has something to do with the way the view is displayed (weekView and DayView share the same layout, if I am not mistaken)
I have used DotTrace to try and find where the problem lies, and it appears almost all of the 25s are spent in MeasureOverride() (see attached screenshot) So my guess seems to be right, but I am puzzled as to what could produce such a loss of time on my part.
Do you know of something that could cause such a behavior ?
(nb: I use the metro Theme on the RadScheduleView)