Rich Campbell
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Rich Campbell
asked on 24 Sep 2008, 04:43 PM
If you create an event with a recurrence that doesn't have an end date, the calendar will not show the event, for example, 50 years later. This seems to depend on the type of recurrence (a daily recurrence will end much sooner than a yearly recurrence). Is this a known limitation of the control? What is the limit, and do I have any control over it.
For a concrete example, go the the Telerik iCalendar Export demo, edit the Alex's Birthday event to be recurring every March 30th. It will show up on March 30, 2039, but not March 30, 2040.
For a concrete example, go the the Telerik iCalendar Export demo, edit the Alex's Birthday event to be recurring every March 30th. It will show up on March 30, 2039, but not March 30, 2040.
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Hi Rich Campbell,
We have set an internal limit that is used to prevent lockups when evaluating infinite recurrence rules. Currently it is set to 1000 occurrences. While it is not hard-coded (can be change through the MaximumCandidates property of the RecurrenceRule class), we have not provided a property to change this value for the RecurrenceRule instances that RadScheduler uses internally. We will expose such property, in case the default value is insufficient.
All the best,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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We have set an internal limit that is used to prevent lockups when evaluating infinite recurrence rules. Currently it is set to 1000 occurrences. While it is not hard-coded (can be change through the MaximumCandidates property of the RecurrenceRule class), we have not provided a property to change this value for the RecurrenceRule instances that RadScheduler uses internally. We will expose such property, in case the default value is insufficient.
All the best,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.