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Does the Calendar include an iOS Calendar-like scroll view for a day's events? Even better, does it include a control like the attached: week view at the top, with the day's scrollable events?
This is for Xamarin.iOS.
Thanks
Martin
Does the Calendar include an iOS Calendar-like scroll view for a day's events? Even better, does it include a control like the attached: week view at the top, with the day's scrollable events?
This is for Xamarin.iOS.
Thanks
Martin
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Martin
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answered on 20 Nov 2014, 10:12 AM
Something went wrong when I posted this the first time, hence the duplication.
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Hello Martin,
The calendar does not support such presentation out-of-the box. Currently we are in development of a ListView that would have some capabilities to integrate/sync with the calendar. However at this early stage I may not commit to a specific release date.
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Pavel Pavlov
Telerik
The calendar does not support such presentation out-of-the box. Currently we are in development of a ListView that would have some capabilities to integrate/sync with the calendar. However at this early stage I may not commit to a specific release date.
Regards,
Pavel Pavlov
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Hey guys,
For the rest of our community that might be interested in the topic, our Xamarin.iOS demo app at GitHub demonstrates how you can make a tableview show the appointments of the selected calendar cell. A screenshots is attached as a reference.
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Nikolay
Telerik
For the rest of our community that might be interested in the topic, our Xamarin.iOS demo app at GitHub demonstrates how you can make a tableview show the appointments of the selected calendar cell. A screenshots is attached as a reference.
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Nikolay
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answered on 03 Apr 2015, 02:47 PM
Hi there,
I am trying to implement the Telerik Calendar control for Xamarin Android. I noticed week view is differently implemented and though good but our client is looking for calander like google week view. Rest seems to be similar like google. Can week view of Telrik be customised if yes please suggest the way?
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Gaurav
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Hello Gaurav,
The week view in Telerik Android suite is fully functional just like the month view, supporting all features needed to accomplish your task. What I would do to implement this is the following:
1. Use the adapter of the calendar to customize the week view as close as possible to the Google implementation.
2. Use a table layout to represent the hours of the day.
3. Position it bellow the calendar, so that it lines up with the cells of the calendar.
4. Hook up on the OnDisplayDateChanged event and every time the date of the calendar changes update your table content.
5. Make sure you disable the switching of display modes, so that your users cannot go to month or year view and break your design.
I hope this will be helpful in accomplishing your task.
Thank you for your time and all best!
Regards,
Antony Jekov
Telerik
The week view in Telerik Android suite is fully functional just like the month view, supporting all features needed to accomplish your task. What I would do to implement this is the following:
1. Use the adapter of the calendar to customize the week view as close as possible to the Google implementation.
2. Use a table layout to represent the hours of the day.
3. Position it bellow the calendar, so that it lines up with the cells of the calendar.
4. Hook up on the OnDisplayDateChanged event and every time the date of the calendar changes update your table content.
5. Make sure you disable the switching of display modes, so that your users cannot go to month or year view and break your design.
I hope this will be helpful in accomplishing your task.
Thank you for your time and all best!
Regards,
Antony Jekov
Telerik
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