I'm using the following code to return to the current row after reloading my grid. Everything works fine except the grid won't scroll past the third row from the bottom. I'm using Ver: 2012.608.40 and don't have the option of upgrading at this time.

For i As Integer = 0 To grdViewPayments.ChildRows.Count - 1 

        If i = 0 Then

            grdViewPayments.ChildRows(1).IsSelected = True

        End If

        grdViewPayments.ChildRows(i).IsSelected = True 

        grdViewPayments.TableElement.ScrollTo(grdViewPayments.CurrentRow.Index, 0

        Exit For

    Else

         grdViewPayments.ChildRows(i).IsSelected = False

    End If

Next

public Form1()

{

     InitializeComponent();

     ThemeResolutionService.ApplicationThemeName = "Aqua";

}

Is there a way to iterate through all the Telerik controls in my application and set the theme or use a style inheritance scheme at design-time?

Thanks!

Hello Telerik,

I'm glancing at RadScheduler for a functionality in one of my current project. To be more precise it's about "Absence Management" in Human Ressource Application (Yeah you know the application, everybody love, in which you entry your workhour :-)).

In my first approach, I have some asks about.

1. I'm looking for a view bigger than month, something like half year or year (I have attached an exemple). I think that's this kind of view is more clear than the monthview when you work with appointement having a long time. It's a really good feature for everybody who wants to use your control for ressources planification and scheluding with a global view. The timeline with month timescales is not a good option because it doesn't show the periode of an appointement.
2. I would like to use a custom time measure which represent a quarter of a working day. Appointenement, which will represent in my project an holliday or a disease, should use this custom time measure for periode. Is there a way to customize the dayview and having the ruller and cell to display my custom measure instead of hours ?

Thank for your answer. I'm now going to start my prototype (or maybe buy an ice cream))