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Hello Roy,
Yes - we will release officially RadScheduler for WPF with Q3, and then in a short time we will port it to Silverlight - probably for the next Q1.
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Yes - we will release officially RadScheduler for WPF with Q3, and then in a short time we will port it to Silverlight - probably for the next Q1.
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answered on 18 Nov 2008, 09:14 PM
Hi,
Do you guys have any further details or ETA on this control? Perhaps a date when something would be available as CTP or beta?
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Do you guys have any further details or ETA on this control? Perhaps a date when something would be available as CTP or beta?
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Hello Jack,
As of now I can only confirm that we are releasing the first bits with Q1 (that is around the middle of February.09). We are still in process of researching how to make the real conversion from WPF to Silverlight. Do you have any deadline in mind?
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As of now I can only confirm that we are releasing the first bits with Q1 (that is around the middle of February.09). We are still in process of researching how to make the real conversion from WPF to Silverlight. Do you have any deadline in mind?
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answered on 18 Nov 2008, 10:42 PM
Valentin,
I need to have something in the users hands in the January timeframe. Given that no vendors seem to have a set of scheduling controls I think I'm going to be stuck using a half and half Silverlight/ASP configuration or do away with all the different calendar views and stick to something more datagrid / list view .
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I need to have something in the users hands in the January timeframe. Given that no vendors seem to have a set of scheduling controls I think I'm going to be stuck using a half and half Silverlight/ASP configuration or do away with all the different calendar views and stick to something more datagrid / list view .
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answered on 19 Nov 2008, 08:53 PM
Hi Valentin,
Good news!
Good news!
Will be a preview or beta version availabe until mid-december?
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@Jani - for the middle of December there will be no bits for the Scheduler.
@Jack - it is not sure that we can have something to share for the January timeframe - we are in very early stage of building the Scheduler now...
Ping us again in January and if we have something to share - we can give you an early preview.
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@Jack - it is not sure that we can have something to share for the January timeframe - we are in very early stage of building the Scheduler now...
Ping us again in January and if we have something to share - we can give you an early preview.
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answered on 25 Nov 2008, 07:26 AM
Hi Valentin,
We are evaluating a SL Schedule Control which allows us, to manage multiple items using the calendar day view.
It must be similar like your RadSchedule WPF Demo 'Multiple Days', but instead of day-columns, we need to place our custom item-columns.
Would this be possible with the SL RadSchedule control?
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We are evaluating a SL Schedule Control which allows us, to manage multiple items using the calendar day view.
It must be similar like your RadSchedule WPF Demo 'Multiple Days', but instead of day-columns, we need to place our custom item-columns.
Would this be possible with the SL RadSchedule control?
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Hello Jani
We are not planing to release this feature in first version of RadScheduler for Silverlight but we have requests for it and it is in our todo list. We called it ResourceView, where you can group your data by some of its properties.
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We are not planing to release this feature in first version of RadScheduler for Silverlight but we have requests for it and it is in our todo list. We called it ResourceView, where you can group your data by some of its properties.
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answered on 09 Dec 2008, 03:38 AM
Jani,
Do you mind me asking what product you are evaluating?
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Do you mind me asking what product you are evaluating?
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answered on 09 Dec 2008, 07:07 AM
@Jordan - Great News! Will the SilverLight ResourceView be part of the 2009Q1 release?
@Jack - We need a SIlverLight Control to schedule some resources.
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@Jack - We need a SIlverLight Control to schedule some resources.
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Hi Jani,
We are not planing to provide a resource view with the Q1 2009 release. Our aim is to port the existing WPF Scheduler features to the Silverlight Scheduler. After we have a more clear idea when this will be ready we will plan the new features. Resource view is one of most wanted features. It is on the top of our to-do list for the Scheduler release right after Q1 2009.
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We are not planing to provide a resource view with the Q1 2009 release. Our aim is to port the existing WPF Scheduler features to the Silverlight Scheduler. After we have a more clear idea when this will be ready we will plan the new features. Resource view is one of most wanted features. It is on the top of our to-do list for the Scheduler release right after Q1 2009.
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answered on 13 Jan 2009, 09:45 PM
Do you have a early release or beta available? We need a scheduler control ASAP for our current project and are evaluating Telerik among a few other control providers.
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Hi Phil,
Unfortunately, we have no builds for Scheduler control for Silverlight. The component should be ready for the Q2 release later this year.
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Unfortunately, we have no builds for Scheduler control for Silverlight. The component should be ready for the Q2 release later this year.
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answered on 19 Jan 2009, 10:01 AM
Hello Valentin,
Is it really nog possible sharing som early beta of the schedule control for silverlight ? I am really needing someting like this during this month (januari) due to the urge of the project.
Greetings,
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Is it really nog possible sharing som early beta of the schedule control for silverlight ? I am really needing someting like this during this month (januari) due to the urge of the project.
Greetings,
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Hi Kristof,
It would not be possible to provide an early beta of the control by the end of this month as there won't be any such version ready by this time. The scheduler team joined another Telerik's major initiative. You will start seeing details about our work very soon and I can be very hopeful that you will be pleasantly surprised. The end-result of the team's work should be available in the March timeframe.
We will get back to our development on the RadScheduler for Silverlight tool in the second quarter of this year. I will add you to a Beta Testers list to receive the earliest bits of the component as soon as they are available during the next Q.
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It would not be possible to provide an early beta of the control by the end of this month as there won't be any such version ready by this time. The scheduler team joined another Telerik's major initiative. You will start seeing details about our work very soon and I can be very hopeful that you will be pleasantly surprised. The end-result of the team's work should be available in the March timeframe.
We will get back to our development on the RadScheduler for Silverlight tool in the second quarter of this year. I will add you to a Beta Testers list to receive the earliest bits of the component as soon as they are available during the next Q.
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answered on 22 Jan 2009, 10:01 AM
Hello,
For a web project im working on, i need the scheduler control.
we are still in early stages, for the immediate future we expect 95% of the users to have windows platforms, but 8 months from now it will change.
1) How hard is it to migrate an app written with WPF to Silverlight?
2) Are there preformance gains with Silverlight?
3) Will the new Silvelight Scheduler be just like the WPF version? much faster than the Ajax version?
4) I need to have a working app for demonstration in the beginning of April, Will a Scheduler control for Silverlight be available till then? or should i develope the app in wpf, and migrate to silverlight later on?
I hope you can help me clear those issues,
Thanks,
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For a web project im working on, i need the scheduler control.
we are still in early stages, for the immediate future we expect 95% of the users to have windows platforms, but 8 months from now it will change.
1) How hard is it to migrate an app written with WPF to Silverlight?
2) Are there preformance gains with Silverlight?
3) Will the new Silvelight Scheduler be just like the WPF version? much faster than the Ajax version?
4) I need to have a working app for demonstration in the beginning of April, Will a Scheduler control for Silverlight be available till then? or should i develope the app in wpf, and migrate to silverlight later on?
I hope you can help me clear those issues,
Thanks,
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Hello Lev Rosenblit,
As you can think of Silverlight as a subset of the WPF framework, Silverlight still has its limitations that we need to overcome each time we port an existing WPF control to Silverlight. This said, the migration of RadScheduler is surely not an easy task. We, however, believe that we will be able to port the majority of the features within a single Q.
Our goal is to keep the RadScheduler for Silverlight's performance and responsiveness as fast as it is for WPF. We are aware that performance is a key feature for most of the users and we will be surely working in this direction. I believe that this also answers your third question.
I cannot set a certain timeframe on when the RadScheduler tool will be available for Silverlight. I can, however, assure you that we can send to you the earliest bits if you'd like to be included in the Beta Testers List.
Developing a WPF application and then porting it to Silverlight sounds as a good course of actions. The RadScheduler for Silverlight should be derived from the very same codebase, hence, you will be able to run it against Silverlight as well. We expect to be able to provide you with the first early bits in the beginning of this summer.
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As you can think of Silverlight as a subset of the WPF framework, Silverlight still has its limitations that we need to overcome each time we port an existing WPF control to Silverlight. This said, the migration of RadScheduler is surely not an easy task. We, however, believe that we will be able to port the majority of the features within a single Q.
Our goal is to keep the RadScheduler for Silverlight's performance and responsiveness as fast as it is for WPF. We are aware that performance is a key feature for most of the users and we will be surely working in this direction. I believe that this also answers your third question.
I cannot set a certain timeframe on when the RadScheduler tool will be available for Silverlight. I can, however, assure you that we can send to you the earliest bits if you'd like to be included in the Beta Testers List.
Developing a WPF application and then porting it to Silverlight sounds as a good course of actions. The RadScheduler for Silverlight should be derived from the very same codebase, hence, you will be able to run it against Silverlight as well. We expect to be able to provide you with the first early bits in the beginning of this summer.
Greetings,
Nick
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answered on 04 Feb 2009, 03:00 AM
Doing Ping again,
Any estimated date yet for the schedule control?
We reaaaalllyyy need it, but we need to make some business/roadmap decisions based on that date.
Jaime.
Any estimated date yet for the schedule control?
We reaaaalllyyy need it, but we need to make some business/roadmap decisions based on that date.
Jaime.
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Hello Jaime,
As I said in my previous post - we expect to be able to provide you with the first early bits of RadScheduler for Silverlight in the beginning of this summer (May).
Greetings,
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As I said in my previous post - we expect to be able to provide you with the first early bits of RadScheduler for Silverlight in the beginning of this summer (May).
Greetings,
Nick
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answered on 02 Mar 2009, 04:30 PM
Is it possible to include me to the Beta Testers List? We are really interested in a Scheduler control for Silverlight and it would be great if we could take a look at the first beta versions.
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Hello Stefan,
I added you to the Beta Testers list. We will send early bits to you as soon as we develop such.
Thanks for your interest in our RadScheduler control.
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I added you to the Beta Testers list. We will send early bits to you as soon as we develop such.
Thanks for your interest in our RadScheduler control.
Best wishes,
Nick
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answered on 07 Mar 2009, 09:36 AM
Hello,
Please include me as well for the beta of RadSchedule for silverlight.
Thanks,
Lev
Please include me as well for the beta of RadSchedule for silverlight.
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answered on 07 Mar 2009, 02:07 PM
Write me down for the beta also.
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answered on 07 Mar 2009, 10:10 PM
I'd be interested in beta testing the RadScheduler as well
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answered on 08 Mar 2009, 01:09 AM
me too please
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answered on 09 Mar 2009, 02:22 PM
Nick,
Please add me to the Beta list as well.
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Bill
Please add me to the Beta list as well.
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Hi William,
It is all done. I added all of you to the Beta Testers list.
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It is all done. I added all of you to the Beta Testers list.
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Nick
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answered on 09 Mar 2009, 05:36 PM
Me too please!
And whats the current estimate for beta date?
And whats the current estimate for beta date?
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Hello Paul Cook,
You were also added to the list.
All the best,
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You were also added to the list.
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answered on 23 Mar 2009, 06:09 PM
Please add me to the beta bits list as well for the schedule control - thanks!
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Hello Bruce,
I added you to the list. Thanks for your interest.
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I added you to the list. Thanks for your interest.
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answered on 03 Apr 2009, 06:50 PM
Please add me to the beta list as well
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Hello Lars Solberg,
You have been added.
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answered on 07 Apr 2009, 02:50 PM
Please add me to the beta bits list as well for the schedule control
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Hello Iurie Coroban,
You were added to the list. Thank you for your interest.
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answered on 08 Apr 2009, 10:15 PM
Please add me to the list of Beta testers for the Silverlight version of RadScheule.
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You were also added to the list. Have a nice day.
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answered on 09 Apr 2009, 05:21 PM
When the beta is made available, will there be a SL3 build?
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Hi GEB,
Yes, we will also prepare a compatible version of the RadScheduler control against SL3 shortly after we launch the Beta.
Sincerely yours,
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Yes, we will also prepare a compatible version of the RadScheduler control against SL3 shortly after we launch the Beta.
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answered on 14 Apr 2009, 01:11 AM
Hi Nick;
I'm late to the party but I thought I ask this question to get myself up to speed.
I see you have Scheduler for all your platforms. Can you tell me which Platform [features] are you following for the SL version? or do you have some kind of feature list/specs for V1?
And will the Scheduler be in it's own dll?
If I was going to get a better understanding which platform demo should I look at?
Thanks!
..Ben
I'm late to the party but I thought I ask this question to get myself up to speed.
I see you have Scheduler for all your platforms. Can you tell me which Platform [features] are you following for the SL version? or do you have some kind of feature list/specs for V1?
And will the Scheduler be in it's own dll?
If I was going to get a better understanding which platform demo should I look at?
Thanks!
..Ben
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answered on 14 Apr 2009, 01:13 AM
¬¬ Good question Ben...
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Hello guys,
You can check our WPF scheduler for more info.
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You can check our WPF scheduler for more info.
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answered on 21 Apr 2009, 02:39 PM
Hi I would like to be part of Beta testers for silverlight RADScheduler. Please advise.
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answered on 21 Apr 2009, 04:08 PM
Looked at the WPF Scheduler a bit - thanks.
I notice that Resource Grouping (available in AJAX version) is not in the current version of the WPF RadScheduler, but a comment in the forum said it hopefully will be in the Q2 version. (Resource Grouping allows you to show schedules by resource - for us, show all techs for a day, with their appointments etc - another example is multiple meeting rooms)
So..
Will Resource Grouping be in the Silverlight version? That is a showstopper for us if it is not.
Thanks!
I notice that Resource Grouping (available in AJAX version) is not in the current version of the WPF RadScheduler, but a comment in the forum said it hopefully will be in the Q2 version. (Resource Grouping allows you to show schedules by resource - for us, show all techs for a day, with their appointments etc - another example is multiple meeting rooms)
So..
Will Resource Grouping be in the Silverlight version? That is a showstopper for us if it is not.
Thanks!
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Hi Bruce,
We are aware that including Resources in the Scheduler control for WPF and SL is a really major feature that most of the users would require. We are, however, still in the initial development stage of RadScheduler for Silverlight. There are plenty of major (basic) features to include for the upcoming Q2 release. If we manage to complete all the tasks that we planned for Q2 earlier than expected we will be definitely looking into implementing Resources and Resource Grouping. If we do not succeed for the Q2, we will start working on the task shortly after the official release and we will add the latest internal build to the latest internal builds section of the site as soon as the feature is completed so that you and other users will be able to use it.
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We are aware that including Resources in the Scheduler control for WPF and SL is a really major feature that most of the users would require. We are, however, still in the initial development stage of RadScheduler for Silverlight. There are plenty of major (basic) features to include for the upcoming Q2 release. If we manage to complete all the tasks that we planned for Q2 earlier than expected we will be definitely looking into implementing Resources and Resource Grouping. If we do not succeed for the Q2, we will start working on the task shortly after the official release and we will add the latest internal build to the latest internal builds section of the site as soon as the feature is completed so that you and other users will be able to use it.
Greetings,
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answered on 25 Apr 2009, 04:17 PM
Hi Nick;
A few years ago when I was working with Delphi I needed a scheduling component and found a product as an ActiveX that was in it's early stage. I helped with testing and feature buildup for a while. I see now that they have schedule for .Net. They have lots of experience in this area and I suggest you guys look at the product very carefully to broaden your view about scheduling. This can give you a wider range what to expect of cases.
Scheduling is very important entry point for developers to get to use Telerik suite for SL and I'm happy to see this gate is opening up.
Here is the link to take a look at:
http://www.dbi-tech.com/ProductPage_SolutionsScheduleNET.aspx
A few years ago when I was working with Delphi I needed a scheduling component and found a product as an ActiveX that was in it's early stage. I helped with testing and feature buildup for a while. I see now that they have schedule for .Net. They have lots of experience in this area and I suggest you guys look at the product very carefully to broaden your view about scheduling. This can give you a wider range what to expect of cases.
Scheduling is very important entry point for developers to get to use Telerik suite for SL and I'm happy to see this gate is opening up.
Here is the link to take a look at:
http://www.dbi-tech.com/ProductPage_SolutionsScheduleNET.aspx
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Hello ..Ben,
Thanks for sharing this with us. We will definitely be looking into the tool you recommended. It is always a good practice to catch up with what the competition offers. As the RadScheduler for Silverlight is still in its early development stage, we might consider adding functionality that does not exist in the WPF counterpart of the control. However, our main goal is to port all the existing features (in RadScheduler for WPF) to SL first and then extend the controls' behavior. We also planned to add resources to the controls' featureset if we manage to first port all the currently existing features of RadControls for WPF.
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Thanks for sharing this with us. We will definitely be looking into the tool you recommended. It is always a good practice to catch up with what the competition offers. As the RadScheduler for Silverlight is still in its early development stage, we might consider adding functionality that does not exist in the WPF counterpart of the control. However, our main goal is to port all the existing features (in RadScheduler for WPF) to SL first and then extend the controls' behavior. We also planned to add resources to the controls' featureset if we manage to first port all the currently existing features of RadControls for WPF.
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answered on 28 Apr 2009, 07:56 AM
Please add me to the list of Beta testers for the Silverlight version of RadScheule.
Availability of RadScheduler affects our choice of controls sets.
Availability of RadScheduler affects our choice of controls sets.
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answered on 28 Apr 2009, 01:35 PM
Hi Nick;
This is one of those products (more than just a control I would think), that you could debate which direction is better:
a) Get the product out with min features and build on it as it goes
b) Or, build a full scale framework and rich set of features before letting it out.
I have no doubt Telerik has great minds to make that decision and I'll leave that to you guys and I'm sure the rersult will be great!
Good luck!
..Ben
This is one of those products (more than just a control I would think), that you could debate which direction is better:
a) Get the product out with min features and build on it as it goes
b) Or, build a full scale framework and rich set of features before letting it out.
I have no doubt Telerik has great minds to make that decision and I'll leave that to you guys and I'm sure the rersult will be great!
Good luck!
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I am also interested in beta testing the RadScheduler for Silverlight. We would like to replace the RadScheduler for ASP.NET Ajax on our site with it, but we use it in Resource Grouping mode though, so I guess that might be more of a wait. Also, let me throw in a request for porting something like the AdvancedFormTemplates (.ascx files) for extending the RadScheduler Insert/Edit screen, as this is something we currently use in the ASP.NET Ajax version. Thanks.
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Hello Richardsonke,
You have been added to the beta testers list. The beta build of the control will be released by the end of May.The resource grouping will not be included in this beta build but we will do our best to include it in the official Q2 release. Also, customizing the edit form will be possible. It is possible and now in the WPF version. You can review our example for a reference.
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You have been added to the beta testers list. The beta build of the control will be released by the end of May.The resource grouping will not be included in this beta build but we will do our best to include it in the official Q2 release. Also, customizing the edit form will be possible. It is possible and now in the WPF version. You can review our example for a reference.
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answered on 05 May 2009, 12:25 PM
Hello,
Please include me as well for the beta of RadSchedule for silverlight.
Thanks,
Mickey
Please include me as well for the beta of RadSchedule for silverlight.
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Hello Mickey,
You were also added to the list. Have a nice day.
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answered on 06 May 2009, 11:33 AM
Can you add me to the Beta please?
Also, can you give an indication of cost? I've written my own Schedule control at present but I'm not completely happy with it. Subject to your cost will decide whether or not I go with what I have.
Also, can you give an indication of cost? I've written my own Schedule control at present but I'm not completely happy with it. Subject to your cost will decide whether or not I go with what I have.
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Hi Sean,
I have added you to the list.
RadScheduler for Silverlight will be part of our RadControls for Silverlight suite.The suit costs 999$. You can learn more about our offers and subscriptions here.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any other questions.
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I have added you to the list.
RadScheduler for Silverlight will be part of our RadControls for Silverlight suite.The suit costs 999$. You can learn more about our offers and subscriptions here.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any other questions.
All the best,
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answered on 11 May 2009, 02:04 PM
Hi,
please add me to the beta tester list.
The scheduler control would be one of the essential controls in our current project and its really important, that I can test/implement it, even if its in early development stage.
thank you
please add me to the beta tester list.
The scheduler control would be one of the essential controls in our current project and its really important, that I can test/implement it, even if its in early development stage.
thank you
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Hello Lukas,
I have added you to the list. Have a nice day!
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Hi all,
I have just posted a blog post discussing on the forthcoming Beta release of RadScheduler for Silverlight. You can check the blog post at:
http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/09-05-13/radscheduler_for_silverlight.aspx
I will be glad to answer any further questions you might have.
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I have just posted a blog post discussing on the forthcoming Beta release of RadScheduler for Silverlight. You can check the blog post at:
http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/09-05-13/radscheduler_for_silverlight.aspx
I will be glad to answer any further questions you might have.
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Nick
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answered on 13 May 2009, 05:40 PM
I'd like to take a look and see the early bits as well. Thanks!
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answered on 14 May 2009, 07:47 AM
Hi,
could you please add me to the beta tester list.
could you please add me to the beta tester list.
Many thanks,
Antonis
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answered on 14 May 2009, 09:33 AM
Please can you add me to the beta list.
Thanks,
Ian
Thanks,
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answered on 14 May 2009, 01:03 PM
Hi,
Can you please put me on the beta list for the Schedular control.
Can you please put me on the beta list for the Schedular control.
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answered on 14 May 2009, 02:46 PM
Awesome stuff. Love your controls, and have a booking system I'd love to port to Silverlight.
Please add me to the beta test list.
cheers,
Stephen
Please add me to the beta test list.
cheers,
Stephen
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answered on 14 May 2009, 02:59 PM
Can you add me to the beta list as well.
Thanks
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answered on 14 May 2009, 05:42 PM
It'd be terrific if I could be added to the beta list as well! Thansk!
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answered on 14 May 2009, 06:27 PM
I'd be happy to review as well for beta
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answered on 14 May 2009, 07:22 PM
Hi,
I would like to test RadSchedule. Please add me to the list.
Thanks a lot,
Marcos
I would like to test RadSchedule. Please add me to the list.
Thanks a lot,
Marcos
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answered on 14 May 2009, 08:39 PM
We are developing a healthcare scheduling app. Please add us to the list.
Thanks,
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Thanks,
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Hi all,
I logged your names in the list. Thanks for your interest and involvement.
Best wishes,
Nick
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Nick
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answered on 16 May 2009, 12:01 PM
We'd be interested in beta testing the RadScheduler. Is it possible?
Many thanks
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Hi Adriano,
Your name has been entered in the list.
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answered on 18 May 2009, 09:12 AM
I would be very interested in beta testing the RadSchedule control for Silverlight. I am building a client management system for small accounting firms using Silverlight 3/RIA Services. Thanks.
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Hello bbakermai,
It's done. You have been added.
Sincerely yours,
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It's done. You have been added.
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answered on 18 May 2009, 02:46 PM
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answered on 19 May 2009, 10:19 PM
Could you please add me to the list of Beta Testers of the SL RadScheduler control? Thanks
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Hello Ricardo,
You've been added.
Sincerely yours,
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You've been added.
Sincerely yours,
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answered on 21 May 2009, 04:25 AM
I would also like to participate in the Beta Program. Thanks.
Cal
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Hello Cal,
Your name have been logged to the list. Have a nice day!
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answered on 22 May 2009, 05:41 AM
Hi,
Can you also please add me to the Beta list?
Thank you.
Can you also please add me to the Beta list?
Thank you.
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Hi Brent Howard,
Yes, it's done! Have a nice day!
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answered on 26 May 2009, 12:11 PM
Please add to beta list
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Hi Hopeton,
We already sent an early beta to the testers on the list. In the following days we will launch a public beta version of the control featuring a demo application. You will be able to test the control there.
I hope this is acceptable for you.
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We already sent an early beta to the testers on the list. In the following days we will launch a public beta version of the control featuring a demo application. You will be able to test the control there.
I hope this is acceptable for you.
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Nick
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answered on 28 May 2009, 09:35 PM
I would like the public beta for the RadScheduler myself (or even the private beta) - where will this be announced? Here, I hope! This is definitely a decision maker for us.
Tim
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Hello Tim,
You can see a live example of RadScheduler for Silverlight Beta at:
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You can see a live example of RadScheduler for Silverlight Beta at:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/radschedulerbeta
The source code of the online example has been attached to the following forum thread:RadScheduler for Silverilght Beta
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answered on 29 May 2009, 03:19 PM
Are the private beta DLL's the same as the public release?
Are the non scheduler dll's matching up to the recent SP2 release?
Thanks
jack
Are the non scheduler dll's matching up to the recent SP2 release?
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Hi Jack,
The public dll-s are built later than the private build so they include some minor fixes.
As for the non-scheduler dll-s they are not the same as these from the service pack. The reason they are shipped is that the Scheduler needs them and the functionality that is not related with RadScheduler is not fully tested. That is why I suggest you to wait for the official release to use them outside the scheduler control.
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The public dll-s are built later than the private build so they include some minor fixes.
As for the non-scheduler dll-s they are not the same as these from the service pack. The reason they are shipped is that the Scheduler needs them and the functionality that is not related with RadScheduler is not fully tested. That is why I suggest you to wait for the official release to use them outside the scheduler control.
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