I created a test project and used the Metro style resource dictionary provided with the WPF tools to create the look for our project's scheduler. However, moving the style over to the main project, none of the visuals are working--Drag & Drop time markers don't appear, nor does a mouse-over for the cells indicating which cell you are on. Resizing appointments also lacks visuals. It's like the scheduler is completely static in terms of visual cues. Unfortunately I haven't been able to reproduce this in a sample project, and our main project's code isn't practical to post. I'm hoping someone has encountered this and can offer some suggestions. I've attached a screen grab showing the setup of our day view just to add a little context.
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Hi Sheldon,
We tested the issue and didn't notice any unexpected behaviors.
Could you share with us more details on your project. Some code snippets and a runnable project that shows the issue would be much appreciated in order for us to see what could be the cause of that behavior.
It worth mentioning that using Implicit Styles is the simplest way of customizing the theme of RadScheduleView.
Regards,
Vladi
the Telerik team
We tested the issue and didn't notice any unexpected behaviors.
Could you share with us more details on your project. Some code snippets and a runnable project that shows the issue would be much appreciated in order for us to see what could be the cause of that behavior.
It worth mentioning that using Implicit Styles is the simplest way of customizing the theme of RadScheduleView.
Regards,
Vladi
the Telerik team
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