Fix broken layout problems when place Telerik Scheduler for WPF inside a ScrollViewer

RELATED TO:


Article information

Article relates to

RadScheduler for WPF/Silverlight Q3 2009 

Created by

 Teodor Bozhikov

Last modified

 December, 17, 2009

Last modified by

 Teodor Bozhikov
In some cases it is possible to experience problems when we use RadScheduler for WPF or Silverlight inside a ScrollViewer. As seen in the image below some visual degradations appear as a consequence of the control being measured with Infinite height.


The way to overcome this is simple. In case only vertical scrolling is enabled, we need just to set the Height of the RadScheduler instance to be fixed to some desired fixed value:
<ScrollViewer x:Name="myScrollViewer">
   <telerikScheduler:RadScheduler x:Name="scheduler" Height="700" />
</ScrollViewer>
…and if we need for some reason to set the scheduler’s Height to “fill” the ScrollViewer, use Binding:
<ScrollViewer x:Name="myScrollViewer">
   <telerikScheduler:RadScheduler x:Name="scheduler" Height="{Binding ViewportHeight, ElementName=myScrollViewer}" />
</ScrollViewer>

Analogically, If we need to set some desired Width value when we want to fix the visual defects that appear after allowing horizontal scrolling.

Related Products
Telerik UI for WPF

Resources Buy Try

More Resources

  • Forums

    Find answers to thousands of questions or reach out to our active community.

  • Videos

    Get started quickly with the XAMLflix video series.

  • Demos

    Download and browse 300+ demos for all WPF controls.

  • Sample Applications

    See examples of sample applications created with Telerik UI for WPF.

  • Feedback Portal

    Submit your feedback and ideas, request a new feature or follow your favorite items.

  • Documentation

    Benefit from detailed help articles and API references for all WPF controls.

  • Knowledge Base

    Explore tutorials and working examples on how to achieve common scenarios.

  • Code Library

    Browse sample projects submitted by Progress staff and community members.

  • Blog

    Stay up-to-date with the latest functionality, how-to articles and industry trends.

  • Release History

    Up-to-date release notes for all new features and improvements.