Setting the row height

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  1. Peter
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    Posted 16 Nov 2011 Link to this post

    hi,

    I have a scheduler on an MVC page, doing web-services mode.

    In my case the week view and the month view need a different row height. The days have a row corresponding to 5 minutes, which works well with a small row height. This results in the month view looking awful.

    I want to change the row height when switching view. There is an event on switching view, this is a server-side. My scheduler is running client-side (no choice doing mvc). I'm looking for a way to hook into the view-change client side.

    Any help appreciated

    Peter 
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  3. Peter
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    Posted 17 Nov 2011 Link to this post

    Hello Peter,

    You can handle  OnClientNavigationComplete and Manually Add an AJAX Request to RadAjaxManager. In the server-side AjaxRequest event handler you can specify the RowHeight conditionally based on the current view.

    Kind regards,
    Peter
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  5. Peter
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    Posted 17 Nov 2011 Link to this post

    hi,

    that's not going to work. The scheduler is living in an MVC page, there is no code-behind.
    I need a 100% script solution

    Peter 
  7. Peter
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    Posted 22 Nov 2011 Link to this post

    Hello Peter,

    Unfortunately, entirely client-side solution for this requirement is not possible. Please, accept our apologies for this limitation of our control.

    All the best, Peter
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  9. Peter
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    Posted 22 Nov 2011 Link to this post

    hi,

    thanks for the honest response. Make it a feature request :)

    Peter
  11. Peter
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    Posted 23 Nov 2011 Link to this post

    Hi Peter,

    I recommend you check in our MVC forums if there is some workaround to handle server-side events in MVC.

    Regards,
    Peter
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