Using the following:
When you click on the datepicker, the pop-up RadCalendar that is rendered does not include classes such as rcHover, rcToday or rcOtherMonth (and possibly others).
Setting the Skin property causes the pop-up calendar to render all the class names as expected.
Version 2011.3.1115.40
<telerik:RadScheduler ID="RadScheduler" Skin="" EnableEmbeddedSkins="false" EnableEmbeddedBaseStylesheet="false" MonthView-HeaderDateFormat="MMMM yyyy" DataKeyField="EventID" DataSubjectField="Subject" DataStartField="Start" DataEndField="End" ReadOnly="true" OnClientAppointmentClick="AppointmentClick" OnNavigationComplete="RadScheduler_NavigationComplete" runat="server"></telerik:RadScheduler>When you click on the datepicker, the pop-up RadCalendar that is rendered does not include classes such as rcHover, rcToday or rcOtherMonth (and possibly others).
Setting the Skin property causes the pop-up calendar to render all the class names as expected.
Version 2011.3.1115.40
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Hello Alvin,
Indeed, this is a peculiarity with RadCalendar. I have reported the issue to our development team who will review it and log it for fixing if they verify that it is a bug. In the meantime, I suggest you avoid setting the Skin property to an empty string.
All the best, Peter
the Telerik team
Indeed, this is a peculiarity with RadCalendar. I have reported the issue to our development team who will review it and log it for fixing if they verify that it is a bug. In the meantime, I suggest you avoid setting the Skin property to an empty string.
All the best, Peter
the Telerik team
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