Karl Wilkens
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Karl Wilkens
asked on 17 Aug 2012, 02:25 PM
Hi,
I am using the latest Q2 2012 RadControls and finding that if I do the following in the TimeSlotCreated Event
I get the exact result I want and it looks and works great. I see appointments that are in the system, along with white area representing free time slots which can be edited, and the rest is silver/disabled.
However, When performing any navigation commands in the scheduler - DayView, WeekView Timeline or navigate to the next day using the calendar controls, the available, active time slots disappear (see attached screen shots).
I removed AjaxManager and stripped this down as much as I could to see if that was an issue, but it was not. Any thoughts on this greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I am using the latest Q2 2012 RadControls and finding that if I do the following in the TimeSlotCreated Event
e.TimeSlot.CssClass = "Disabled"
I get the exact result I want and it looks and works great. I see appointments that are in the system, along with white area representing free time slots which can be edited, and the rest is silver/disabled.
However, When performing any navigation commands in the scheduler - DayView, WeekView Timeline or navigate to the next day using the calendar controls, the available, active time slots disappear (see attached screen shots).
I removed AjaxManager and stripped this down as much as I could to see if that was an issue, but it was not. Any thoughts on this greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi Karl,
The Customizing the Time Slots demo does not have this problem. Are you using the same technique?
If the problem persists, I suggest you open a support ticket and send us a simple sample of the issue.
Regards, Peter
the Telerik team
The Customizing the Time Slots demo does not have this problem. Are you using the same technique?
If the problem persists, I suggest you open a support ticket and send us a simple sample of the issue.
Regards, Peter
the Telerik team
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