Hi there,
I'm currently using a user created skin with the telerik scheduler control. With the new Q2 version, a date picker has been added to the scheduling control. How does this control obtain its styling? It seems to ignore the EnableEmbeddedSkinsAttribute, as I can see that it tries to use the embedded styles from the telerik resource manager, even when EnableEmbeddedSkinsAttribute=false. The path specified for the image files for the datepicker are incorrect, and I can't find a way to change the path, using css or otherwise.
It currently seems as though the datepicker component of the scheduler does not work when using a custom skin.
Your help would be appreciated.
Regards.
I'm currently using a user created skin with the telerik scheduler control. With the new Q2 version, a date picker has been added to the scheduling control. How does this control obtain its styling? It seems to ignore the EnableEmbeddedSkinsAttribute, as I can see that it tries to use the embedded styles from the telerik resource manager, even when EnableEmbeddedSkinsAttribute=false. The path specified for the image files for the datepicker are incorrect, and I can't find a way to change the path, using css or otherwise.
It currently seems as though the datepicker component of the scheduler does not work when using a custom skin.
Your help would be appreciated.
Regards.
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Hello Demetri,
I've just answered another support ticket with the similar content - here is my answer:
Since the RadDatePicker is a separate control, you should explicitly include it's css files to a project and register them on the page.
Please find attached a sample project we prepared with the Hay skin. Note that you should use the same skin name for the calendar as for the scheduler.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Helen
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I've just answered another support ticket with the similar content - here is my answer:
Since the RadDatePicker is a separate control, you should explicitly include it's css files to a project and register them on the page.
Please find attached a sample project we prepared with the Hay skin. Note that you should use the same skin name for the calendar as for the scheduler.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Helen
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Michel
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answered on 26 Nov 2009, 09:42 PM
I was hoping this sample would show how to correctly set the path of the images. The calendar skin contains all the images for needed for the popup calendar, but these must be copied to the root folder as well since the generated code contains href attributes to "/*.gif".
Is there not a way to make the popup calendar in the schedule to use the images from the calendar theme without copying them to the root?
Is there not a way to make the popup calendar in the schedule to use the images from the calendar theme without copying them to the root?
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Hello Michel,
Thank you for this question. We will probably prepare a kb article or a blog post on how to get images from the embedded resources of the Telerik assembly. We have had such an inquiry before and here is the forum thread which shows the needed approach:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/appointment-category-colors-in-legend.aspx#844786
All the best,
Peter
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Thank you for this question. We will probably prepare a kb article or a blog post on how to get images from the embedded resources of the Telerik assembly. We have had such an inquiry before and here is the forum thread which shows the needed approach:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/appointment-category-colors-in-legend.aspx#844786
All the best,
Peter
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