My problem is that i am showing a summary of appointments using the UltraWeekView and i have set them to all day events. The reason i am using the UltraWeekView instead of the day view is that i do not want to see the hourly breakdown of a day, I am only displaying Monday to Friday so i was wondering if the following were possible
Is there was any way to only show one column of dates , rather than the two it currently shows. What i am getting is Monday and tuesday on the left and the other days on the right
In turn within each date to display two columns of all day appointments
and last to change the format of the date in the header to a custom format.
I wasn't able to do a sample project but i could do a screenshoe mock up if you need it. Hope that's not too much. Have a good day
Ray
Hi Ray,
The only other alternative would be to use some other control, like the WinGrid. Of course, the WinGrid has no ability to show or edit appointments, so that would mean you would have to implement your own way to do that. And you wouldn't be able to edit them or get any of the functionality you usually get from the schedule controls.
Mike,
Appreciate your response. The MonthViewSingle is not a runner as i am confined by width and that's why i was looking to put them vertically.
I will go with what i have.
Thankjs
Raymond Donohoe said:Is there was any way to only show one column of dates , rather than the two it currently shows. What i am getting is Monday and tuesday on the left and the other days on the right
The weekview cannot display all of the days in a single column.
The MonthViewSingle can show a single week of rows in a single row. But not in a column. If you want to try that, you just set VisibleWeeks to 1.
Raymond Donohoe said:In turn within each date to display two columns of all day appointments
There's no property for this. It might be possible to handle this with a CreationFilter to arrange the UIElements yourself. But this would not be trivial and frankly, I'm not 100% sure it would work if the events were edited or moved around by the user.
Raymond Donohoe said:and last to change the format of the date in the header to a custom format.
Currently there are only three formatting options via the DayDisplayStyle property. The text of each day could also be changed by a DrawFilter or a DataFilter and that would be fairly simple. I can help you with that if you want, but you you may want to consider if you will be using the WeekView or the MonthViewSingle, first.