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While working with the Calendar control in UI for Windows 8.1 XAML Q3 2013, I am loading asynchronously an rss feed of events and setting special dates as I process the feed. When the control is loaded on the page with the build platform target set to AnyCPU, the control requires a mouse over to present the decorations of the special dates. Changing the platform target to either ARM or x64 causes the expected behavior.
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Hi Rick,
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The calendar provides functionality to mark specific dates by using a custom CellStyleSelector, but it has no events collection and hence it has no mechanism to intrinsically update its UI when something has changed. The cell styles are applied only when the calendar view is changed or on hover gesture. This means that you have to take care to update the calendar UI every time you add/remove an event - the RadCalendar.UpdateUI() method can be used to force the calendar to update the cell styles.
There should be no reason the RadCalendar control to behave differently on different platforms and we were not able to reproduce it. If you send us a project that reproduces this issue we will investigate where the difference might come from.
I hope this information is useful. Please, let us know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Rositsa Topchiyska
Telerik
Thank you for contacting us.
The calendar provides functionality to mark specific dates by using a custom CellStyleSelector, but it has no events collection and hence it has no mechanism to intrinsically update its UI when something has changed. The cell styles are applied only when the calendar view is changed or on hover gesture. This means that you have to take care to update the calendar UI every time you add/remove an event - the RadCalendar.UpdateUI() method can be used to force the calendar to update the cell styles.
There should be no reason the RadCalendar control to behave differently on different platforms and we were not able to reproduce it. If you send us a project that reproduces this issue we will investigate where the difference might come from.
I hope this information is useful. Please, let us know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Rositsa Topchiyska
Telerik