Hi Mike,

This seems very hard coded and unfriendly.

Is this the best thing we can do?

Thanks,

Ziv

Hello Ziv,

Thank you for your patience. After discussing this further with my team you can achieve this by changing the appearance for the DaysOfTheYearLook off the CalendarLook of the UultraMonthViewSingle:

ultraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook = ultraCalendarLook1;

ultraCalendarLook1.DaysOfYearLook[12, 1].Appearance.BackColor = Color.Black;
ultraCalendarLook1.DaysOfYearLook[10, 31].Appearance.BackColor = Color.Black;

Hello Ziv,

Thank you for the update. Upon further review it appears that isn’t the way to change the appearance of the trailing days. I am currently discussing this with my team to see if this can be achieved in another way. I will continue to look into this matter and will update you with my progress.

Hello

I am using the same control but facing some issues. It works fine in Windows 7 machine but getting stackoverflow exception in windows 10 machines.

Is it working fine in in windows 10 for you. It happens when we click or double click the day.

Thanks