Templating issue

[Christie Admin]

Hi,

I would like to know how I can achieve what I'm trying to do on the attached picture...

Thank's
Al

[Dimitrina]

Hello Al,

I believe our GanttView control is the closest control, we can offer to meet your requirement.

You can review some examples on our WPF Demos and you can also check our online documentation on it.

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Didie
Telerik

[Christie Admin]

Hi Didie,

what I'm trying to do, it's to provide by dates, split by AM/PM/EVENING section, people availibility. ie: Didie, monday 12, 3 freespots at 10am

Does the GantView still the closest control to meet my requirement???

PS: Does this control is available with version 2012.2.912.35???

Thank's
Alain

[Christie Admin]

Hi Didie,

did you get my last post???

Thank's
Alain

[Yana]

Hello Alain,

First, RadGanttView control is not available for WPF 3.5,  only for WPF 4.0. 

However, the provided description definitely leads to a different control from our suite, namely RadScheduleView.  Please check its online examples at http://demos.telerik.com/wpf/ and if you have any additional questions, write to us again.

Regards,
Yana
Telerik

[Christie Admin]

Hi Yana,

I would like to know if it's possible with this control to have a 2 weeks view without the weekend?

Thank's

[Yana]

Hi Alain,

The WeekViewDefinition of RadScheduleView could be customized in such a way - first you will need to set its VisibleDays property and then implement filtering of the days as shown in this online example ( the same example is available in the WPF online demos).

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Yana
Telerik

[Christie Admin]

Wow Yana,

thank's you verry much, I appreciate :)

Another questions :

- Can you tell me if it's possible to have the ScheduleView content stretch to fit the display area instead of having a scrollbar to scroll the view ???

- Can you tell me if instead of having a time ruler I can have a ruler representing AM, PM and the EVENING

Thank's

[Yana]

Hello Alain,

Straight to the questions:

- the height of the ScheduleView can be controlled through its MinTimeRulerExtent and MaxTimeRulerExtent properties - they can be set, so the the scrollbar will not appear.

 - the TimeRuler can be customized to some extent, however dividing it into AM, PM and Evening parts is not possible in the current version of the control - you can only set its ticks as explained in this article. However, note that you can customize the style of the TimeRulerItems as well (check here about this), so you can mark the mentioned parts with different color or something like this.

I would also suggest that you take a look at our Configurator online example for a demonstration of the described properties.

Hope this helps. If you have any additional questions, do not hesitate to contact us again.

Regards,
Yana
Telerik