Hello,
I have a XamScheduleView that extends outside the height of my application, so I have it inside a ScrollViewer with the vertical scrollbar enabled (enabling the ScrollViewer's horizontal scrollbar actually causes a memory leak but that is outside of the scope of this). I was wondering if there was a way to freeze the TimeSlotIntervalArea that contains the dates and times to top such that it is visible at any point in the ScrollViewer, like freezing cells in Excel.
If not, that is OK.
Casey
Hello Casey,
I have been investigating into the behavior you are looking for in this case, and the TimeSlotIntervalArea is fixed to the top of the XamScheduleView by default, and so I am rather unsure why it would be going out of view for you, but perhaps there is something I am not completely understanding about the layout that you have currently.
My guess is that what is happening is that the XamScheduleView isn’t actually what is scrolling in the case of your layout rather than the schedule area of the XamScheduleView – it is the page/window. As such, the top of the XamScheduleView containing the TimeSlotIntervalArea is going out of view.
Do you have an isolated sample project that you could provide that shows this so I could perhaps confirm this and make additional recommendations?