I have a strange problem with recurring events.
I have a recurring event scheduled once a week with no end date.
When I start my application I open the RadScheduler in week view, and the recurring event is shown as it should. But if I go to the next week the event is not shown.
If I then switch to month view the recurring event is shown, but only the one in the week I was in before I switch to month view.
Then, if I switch back to week view, the event is shown for that week, even if it wasn't before.
In my application I also have a RadCalendar, where the dates with appointments are bold. To do this, in the AppointmentDataBound event of the RadScheduler I use the e.Appointment.RecurrenceRule to add the dates to the SpecialDays collection of the RadCalendar. This works fine, so I don't think there is anything wrong with the recurring event itself, just the way it is displayed in the RadScheduler.
The same behavior also happens if I have recurring event scheduled once a day, and also if I vary the number of occurrences, end dates etc
Any ideas?
Regards, Jill-Connie Lorentsen
I have a recurring event scheduled once a week with no end date.
When I start my application I open the RadScheduler in week view, and the recurring event is shown as it should. But if I go to the next week the event is not shown.
If I then switch to month view the recurring event is shown, but only the one in the week I was in before I switch to month view.
Then, if I switch back to week view, the event is shown for that week, even if it wasn't before.
In my application I also have a RadCalendar, where the dates with appointments are bold. To do this, in the AppointmentDataBound event of the RadScheduler I use the e.Appointment.RecurrenceRule to add the dates to the SpecialDays collection of the RadCalendar. This works fine, so I don't think there is anything wrong with the recurring event itself, just the way it is displayed in the RadScheduler.
The same behavior also happens if I have recurring event scheduled once a day, and also if I vary the number of occurrences, end dates etc
Any ideas?
Regards, Jill-Connie Lorentsen