Hi,
I've an problem with my RadScheduleView MonthViewDefintion. When I'm creating an Appointment it takes two days, but i want just 1. And when I Change the date in the Appointment and save it and then move it to Monday it disappears. I dont know where i can set the time value. With my WeekView I dont have this problem. Any ideas where i can change the Settings for the MonthView ??
Regards,
Rob
I've an problem with my RadScheduleView MonthViewDefintion. When I'm creating an Appointment it takes two days, but i want just 1. And when I Change the date in the Appointment and save it and then move it to Monday it disappears. I dont know where i can set the time value. With my WeekView I dont have this problem. Any ideas where i can change the Settings for the MonthView ??
Regards,
Rob
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Hi Rob,
When creating an appointment in MonthViewDefimition its default duration is the whole day. If you need to change this, you can use AppointmentCreating events, please check the code snippet below:
As to the issue when moving an appointment - we did not manage to reproduce it, can you send us more details about it?
Regards,
Yana
Telerik
When creating an appointment in MonthViewDefimition its default duration is the whole day. If you need to change this, you can use AppointmentCreating events, please check the code snippet below:
private void ScheduleView_AppointmentCreating(object sender, Telerik.Windows.Controls.AppointmentCreatingEventArgs e){ if( (sender as RadScheduleView).ActiveViewDefinition is MonthViewDefinition) e.Appointment.End = e.Appointment.Start.AddHours(2);}As to the issue when moving an appointment - we did not manage to reproduce it, can you send us more details about it?
Regards,
Yana
Telerik
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