WorkTime Area in the weekend

[Nadia Sangiovanni]

Hi!

Is it possible to set the working area to weekend also?
For now, I can change the Time Interval but it always show for monday to friday.

Thanks,
Nadia

[Dobry Zranchev]

Hi Nadia Sangiovanni,

Thank you for contacting us.

This feature is not supported yet, and you are the first to ask for it. The more requests we have for it, the sooner it will appear.

If you have another questions feel free to contact us.

Kind regards,
Dobry Zranchev
the Telerik team

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[Nadia Sangiovanni]

Hi Dobry,

I am working on a schedule for production department. The production is separated in 3 shifts 7H30 to 15H30, 15H30 to 23H30, and 23H30 to 7H30 on 7 days. I have to found a way to show the user in which shift the appointment are and make him to see that the  appointment is on 2 shifts. I though about the working time but unfortunatelly is only on 5 days... Is there anything else you think I could use? Different back color? A separation line?

Thanks,
Nadia

[Boyko Markov]

Hi Nadia Sangiovanni,

Thank you for writing us.

At the moment, the WorkTime of RadScheduler could not be customized very much. You can only change the Start and End hours, but you cannot include or exclude days of the week. The work time includes all days from Monday to Friday. We will do our best to improve and extend this feature in the next release.

Here is a workaround you can use until then: set a different background for the appointments which are in a different shift (i.e. blue for shift one, red for shift two, etc). You can do this by using the Appointment's BackgroundID property and set this property to one of the backgrounds which are in the RadScheduler's Backgrounds collection:

For example:

this.radScheduler1.Appointments[0].BackgroundId = 3;

You can also add a custom background to the Backgrounds collection and use it as an appointment background.

If you want, you can hide the WorkTime area [coloring] of the Scheduler:
 

this.radScheduler1.GetDayView().WorkTime = new TimeInterval(new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0));

This will make your control to have one and the same backcolor for all scheduler cells.

Hope this helps you.

Kind regards,
Boyko Markov
the Telerik team

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