I guess this question was asked in this thread which has a help link expired
I have a timeline view, one slot each day.
Let's say there's an appointment that last 7 days. I would like, programmatically, to have it coloured blue for the first 4 days and red the remaing 3 days (better, setting css style), is it possible?
Thank you
I have a timeline view, one slot each day.
Let's say there's an appointment that last 7 days. I would like, programmatically, to have it coloured blue for the first 4 days and red the remaing 3 days (better, setting css style), is it possible?
Thank you
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Jean-Marc
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answered on 24 May 2012, 01:24 PM
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Hello Jean-Marc,
Yes, this is possible. Please, see the Customizing the Time Slots demo or the Setting special days or time slots in RadScheduler kb article.
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Yes, this is possible. Please, see the Customizing the Time Slots demo or the Setting special days or time slots in RadScheduler kb article.
Regards, Peter
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answered on 25 May 2012, 08:17 AM
No, I don't want to have different stile in timeline slot. I want to know if it is possible to have different style within an appointment that lay on some slots.
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Hi Jean-Marc,
Yes, you can set the styles for the different appointments as explained in the following help topic: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/scheduler-appearance-setting-appointment-style.html
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Kate
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Yes, you can set the styles for the different appointments as explained in the following help topic: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/scheduler-appearance-setting-appointment-style.html
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Kate
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answered on 25 May 2012, 04:11 PM
I can not explain myself...
i'm not looking for how to get different colors for different apppointements...
I need, for ONE appointement, to colour it in different style depending on which slot it lays. if possible
example:
my appointement start date: 1/6/2012
my appointement end date: 4/6/2012
1/6/2012 appoitement coloured of red
2/6/2012 appoitement coloured of yellow
3/6/2012 appoitement coloured of blue
4/6/2012 appoitement coloured of white
i'm not looking for how to get different colors for different apppointements...
I need, for ONE appointement, to colour it in different style depending on which slot it lays. if possible
example:
my appointement start date: 1/6/2012
my appointement end date: 4/6/2012
1/6/2012 appoitement coloured of red
2/6/2012 appoitement coloured of yellow
3/6/2012 appoitement coloured of blue
4/6/2012 appoitement coloured of white
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Jean-Marc
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answered on 28 May 2012, 08:31 AM
It's quite urgent, what can i do?
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Hello Jean-Marc,
Thank you for clarifying. In general when you have a multiday appointment (as in the attached image), the appointment itself renders as a div element that can not be divided in separate slots so you can style them. However, if you create a recurring appointment you can achieve the desired look. For instance, using the server side AppointmentCreated event you can add your logic (you could check by date for instance) and apply different colors as described in the article that I previously suggested.
Greetings,
Kate
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Thank you for clarifying. In general when you have a multiday appointment (as in the attached image), the appointment itself renders as a div element that can not be divided in separate slots so you can style them. However, if you create a recurring appointment you can achieve the desired look. For instance, using the server side AppointmentCreated event you can add your logic (you could check by date for instance) and apply different colors as described in the article that I previously suggested.
Greetings,
Kate
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Hi Jean-Marc,
I notice that my colleague has already answered your post. Please note that if you need a timely response it is better to open a support ticket as Plamen has mentioned.
Greetings,
Kate
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I notice that my colleague has already answered your post. Please note that if you need a timely response it is better to open a support ticket as Plamen has mentioned.
Greetings,
Kate
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